Sentence examples for heavy stamp from inspiring English sources

Zac Snyder certainly has a heavy stamp on it.

Here the machine brings down a heavy stamp, which adds either a foil layer or embossing (which makes things stand out) to areas of the cover.

In the words of David Ramsay, a South Carolina delegate to the Continental Congress who wrote, in 1789, the first American history of the Revolution, "It was fortunate for the liberties of America, that newspapers were the subject of a heavy stamp duty.

Well the people that make those sponges that are marketed to heavy stamp lickers aren't happy.

Moreover, the equipment used to manufacture plastics costs much less than the heavy stamping equipment required to make metal parts.

What patriotism meant to Orwell was the ordinary things of his English life — heavy coins, stamp collecting, dart games, an irrational spelling system.

Like many of Mr. Tavener's works, "Lamentations and Praises" bears a heavy orthodox stamp; based on the Good Friday liturgy of the Greek Orthodox Church, it's conceived as a kind of iconostasis, its vignettes linked through music and the architecture of the Met's Temple of Dendur, where the two groups will join for this semistaged performance.

The style of service and decor, from the heavy plates stamped ADNY to the presentation of a dozen pens for signing the bill, seemed gaudy and overblown.

The coldness of the stone is softened by the warm colors of the décor's heavy silks, stamped velvet and smooth leather -- mostly shades of brown, yellow, apricot and aubergine.

The men wear double-knit suits and sport gold wedding bands or heavy brass rings stamped with mottoes; the women, their hair neatly coiffed and lacquered, wear demure print dresses and single-diamond engagement rings.

"Afghanistan" is itself an extraordinary object, a limited-edition coffee-table book — massive to the point of ungainliness — bound in heavy cloth and stamped with a map of the country, lusciously printed on heavy stock, weighing more than five pounds, and priced at a hundred and fifty dollars.