Sentence examples for having the imprint from inspiring English sources

The subtropics are mostly having the imprint of the mid-latitude and at times low-latitude processes also do modulate the local processes over the subtropics (Sharma et al. 2012).

The game, which featured two of the league's best starters, had the imprint of an early autumn pitchers' duel.

But it has the imprint of someone who takes pleasure in cooking, and in sharing that pleasure.

That phrase has the imprint of ambiguity that is ordinarily found only in advertising slogans, though not in the advertising slogans of the Capezio shoe people.

But the writers of the Contract From America offered a distinction: they said their agenda had the imprint of everyday citizens every step of the way.

This means that, in a movie from MTV Films, we're supposed to believe that Sara has never even seen a Britney Spears video (which has the imprint of hip-hop lifted with Silly Putty).

Since Brian McMaster took over as the festival's director in 1991 the programmes have more than ever had the imprint of a controlling judgment that knows exactly what it wants.

Janet Hill, an executive editor at Doubleday and head of its Harlem Moon imprint, will have the imprint's first books published in September 2002, headed by "Gumbo: A Celebration of African-American Literature," an anthology of stories compiled by Marita Golden and E. Lynn Harris, the best-selling novelist.

If your cookie cutter has the imprint part, use that.

Having the image imprinted in your mind can help you recall the title of the book later.

The idea of the box set came from Mark Smith, CEO of Quercus books, which has the MacLehose imprint.