Sentence examples for could stamp from inspiring English sources

You could stamp it on the most hapless of candidates and win an election.

I wonder if you could stamp it out by penalizing the country of someone who tests positive.

Installed as a fixer who could stamp out the rebels and rebuild Grozny, he has largely done both things while turning the republic into his own personal fiefdom.

It also meant I had a set of keys so I could stamp around the house like a grownup and say, "Where are my keys?" It was wonderful.

Researchers were hopeful that a new drug tested in 2009 could stamp out river blindness, or onchocerciasis, a disease that occurred primarily in Central and South America and in sub-Saharan Africa.

The vote of some 100 committee members could stamp an exclamation point on his legacy as one of Brazil's most popular presidents this century, and pave the road for his return to power in 2014, political analysts said.

For all college admissions officers at higher universities care, it could be stamp collecting that gets you "in".

* * * Six of my poems were recently translated into Catalan, a language that a half-century of Fascism couldn't stamp out.

The inaugural ceremony was suffused with a customary sense of spectacle, which even the dank skies and intermittent drizzle could not stamp out.

"I feel like I could just stamp my feet and click my fingers and it'll all be back to normal".

Now I found myself doing it as well: snarling, bridling, whimpering and finally standing up and stepping away from my laptop so that I could petulantly stamp my foot for about five minutes.