Sentence examples for great stamp from inspiring English sources

He sold it for a few shillings, and it eventually made its way into the hands of a rich Austrian count named Philip Ferrari de La Renotière, one of history's great stamp collectors.

At his headlong tempo, the great stamping finale graduated from the 'apotheosis of the dance' to the delirium of the dance.

In Russia in 1773 and 1774, Catherine the Great stamped out the Pugachev rebellion before dissent swept the nation by capturing and killing Emilian Pugachev himself.

When you are ready to branch out to other things, check on some of the great stamping magazines like Stampers Sampler, Stamp It and PaperCrafts, take a class at your local stamping or craft store, or find an experienced Stampin' Up, Close to My Heart, or The Angel Company demonstrator who can give you hands-on instruction in a variety of techniques (embossing, masking, etc).

There's a visual vocabulary, so directors have been able to put a much greater stamp on television than 20 years ago".

By the end of the 19th century it had found its way into the hands of an Austrian, Count Philippe la Renotiere von Ferrary, perhaps the greatest stamp-collector in history.

"I found the greatest stamps," he says.

And over the August recess, Fox News aired a sympathetic report entitled "The Great Food Stamp Binge" -- videos of which are now being distributed by Fox staff to House members.

She looked like an embodiment of a "Make America Great Again" postage stamp.

Mr. Gingrich is also fond of calling Mr. Obama "the greatest food stamp President in American history".

When the resist is cured for longer, it becomes more cross-linked, meaning the amount of solid content and the strength of the resist are greater so stamp contamination is lower per imprint and thus more imprints are achievable from each stamp.