Sentence examples for course stamped from inspiring English sources

Some of this work leaves a public trace, of course, stamped with my byline.

Europe's influence, of course, had been stamped on Ireland for years, but it felt a lot different when times were good.

The difference between their traditionalism and that of the other nominees is, of course, what's stamped on their passport: UK.

As such, the first thing I did upon entering (after, of course, getting my hand stamped by a borderline suicidal teenager) was order a large ($3.99) beer and an all-you-could eat salad bar ($5.99 with coupon).

As Celtic bowed out of the domestic action for a mid-season break, Commons stamped his class all over St Mirren Park in the course of a 4-0 win.

They are coursing through public school careers stamped accelerated.

Of course, special stamps mean special care: Because thermochromic ink is vulnerable to UV light, the post office recommends keeping the stamps away from sunlight. .

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MEXICO CITY — One of Fidel Castro's first acts upon taking power was to get rid of Cuba's golf courses, seeking to stamp out a sport he and other socialist revolutionaries saw as the epitome of bourgeois excess.

Of course: Joel Schumacher's seminal teen-vampire flick is indelibly stamped on the boardwalk.

So of course conservatives want to stamp out this rising tide of (comparative) liberalism.