Sentence examples for definitive stamp from inspiring English sources

Putting a definitive stamp on the institution that will someday elect his successor, John Paul II elevated a record 44 men to the rank of cardinal in St. Peter's Square.

Ditto has circled around the fashion world for years, modelling for the likes of Marc Jacobs and Jean Paul Gaultier, but with this collection, she places her definitive stamp on things.

Mr. Russert put a definitive stamp on "Meet the Press," overshadowing hosts who came before him, Martha Rountree, Ned Brooks and Lawrence Spivak, even though they had interviewed figures like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt.

Since 1922, seven Irish definitive stamp series have been released.

The Postmaster General of the Irish Free State issued an invitation to firms in Dublin and London on 1 February 1922 for the submission of designs for a permanent definitive stamp issue, and by March several designs had been submitted.

Burnett, professor of English at Boston University and the editor of AE Housman's poems and letters, is a scholar to his pencil-tips; one suspects he was born with the word "definitive" stamped on his brow.

Until 1988, when the Dublin Millennium booklet containing commemorative stamps was issued, all booklets contained only definitive stamps.

Following the overprints, a regular series of definitive stamps was produced by the new Department of Posts and Telegraphs, using domestic designs.

The first design was a Celtic Cross, similar to one later adopted for two definitive stamps of 1923, and the second depicts a female figure and harp in an oval frame.

In 1990 An Post issued the first booklet mixing definitive and commemorative stamps in one booklet and also on a single pane.

Some definitive and commemorative stamps have been produced in miniature sheet, booklet and coil configurations in addition to the common sheet layout.