Sentence examples for having stamped from inspiring English sources

This year, having stamped his authority on the channel with his far-reaching Creative Future review, and doggedly followed through the biggest single round of job cuts in its history, the director general goes it alone.

Having stamped his distinctive version of that conflict on the popular imagination, he could have been forgiven for using it as his main setting for the rest of his writing life, as many of his readers might have preferred.

Sitting in the front garden of his well-kept home in the city's Al-Fursi district, he remains a free man, despite having stamped on, suffocated and then stabbed his student daughter to death.

It is as though the government, having stamped its feet to make sure that everyone went to a certain restaurant, was dismayed to find that the things it liked weren't on the menu.

"That's where Vik would have stamped".

Yet time and again, reality has stamped out hope.

"I had stamped 'Black Power!' across buildings around the city.

Some governments have stamped out revolts, like Bahrain.

Maybe, Romney has stamped his personality on the convention.

Friends began calling, saying bosses were asking about who had stamped the cabin.

Her reforms had stamped on the toes of powerful businessmen close to the president.