Sentence examples for in stamp of from inspiring English sources

In "Stamp of the Past," from 1989, what looks like a pocked purplish meteor exposes its interior, glazed a velvety yellow.

Travellers carry books and get off the train to stamp the books, and so have a day-by-day chronicle, in stamps, of their excursion.

Among such materials advanced high strength steels (AHSS) such as transformations induced plasticity (TRIP) and dual phase (DP), and light weight alloys proved their usefulness in stamping of automotive components.

In another stamp of approval Goldman Sachs said in September that it has purchased a 7.2% stake in Sino Biopharm.

Evidence of Denmark's political power and influence can be seen in the stamp of the Danish language on the Norwegian, Swedish, and Icelandic languages.

While the victory wasn't at the federal level, there's still some symbolism in getting a stamp of approval in the nation's capital.

In a further stamp of legitimacy, Colombia's intellectuals deride the event.

She is far from alone in giving a stamp of approval to Rawley's, which many hot-dog lovers say makes the best dogs in Connecticut.

By actively connecting and sharing notes with one member of the group, you automatically come in with a stamp of credibility.

In this sense, the Rhetoric is like both the Nicomachean Ethics and the Politics in bearing the stamp of Aristotle's broad and encompassing teleology.

England had to pay a heavy ransom, a share of which Leopold obtained and invested in the foundation, extension, and fortification of towns as well as in the stamping of a new coin, the so-called Wiener pfennig.