Sentence examples for going to stamp from inspiring English sources

'What are you going to do about anti-Semitism?' 'We're going to stamp it out.

Unfortunately racism is one of those ugly things that you're never going to stamp out".

Having entered a minefield, I am going to stamp about in it.

"I'm going to stamp my name on this race and make sure everybody knows I'm here," she said.

He was not too worried by the new regulations but did not think they were going to stamp out bikies.

There is still something to be said for the argument that banning foxhunting is not going to stamp out privilege or reform the rich any more than banning yachts or family boxes at the opera.

The trial of the three activists — Liu Ping, Wei Zhongping and Li Sihua — has drawn attention as a gauge of how far the Chinese Communist Party will go to stamp out the nationwide New Citizens Movement, which the three defendants supported.

"As I went to stamp my foot on them, the flight attendants were already there with a bucket of water to pour on them.

Gordon keeps saying "It's not fair!!" Is he going to start stamping his feet soon?

"I was not going to rubber stamp something as ugly as what they presented".

However, he stressed that the agency is not going to "rubber stamp" every proposal that comes in.