Sentence examples for first stamped from inspiring English sources

It's 26 years since Mitridate first stamped self-consciously downstage, all canary-yellow silk, shining breastplate and lustrous locks, in Graham Vick's production of Mozart's early opera.

YOU BEGIN TO SHOP Shinola not at its new TriBeCa flagship, but somewhere back in your teenage years, when social causes were first stamped into your consciousness, when you were first taught that your dollar has not just purchasing power, but also ideological power.

As on both those occasions, it was Haddin who first stamped out the smouldering sparks and then ensured England's hopes slowly went up in smoke.

When the article first stamped my timeline, I figured it was "click bait;" some spoof of our feelings.

We see evidence of this as far back as 10,000 years ago when our ancestors first stamped and stenciled their handprints on cave walls.

Since their first stamped 12", ITJ01 in 2010, the trio have made bubbling acid, deep and dubby chords, and minimal, techy beats into raw and emotive weapons.

First stamp in passport: There has to be a study of a record number of people who have a passport but have yet to rough it up.

Another officer checked each ticket; a third lazily thumbed through our passports; a fourth stamped them; a fifth scanned them.

This is just the 21st century, its seconds stamped out in a massive factory one transistor at a time.

What was the first stamp that he or she collected?

The first stamp broker in these parts was one Alfred A. Isaacs.