Sentence examples for little stamp from inspiring English sources

"They wanted to put their own little stamp on it," Smith says.

They transform nouns of any gender into neuter nouns, as in Stempel (stamp.M) and Stempel-chen (stamp-DIM N), "little stamp-DIM N

Beyond that, Robinson expertly brings his little postage stamp of native soil to life.

"And this is a quiet little postage stamp of a piece of art".

He called the original renditions of the video board "dinky," said they looked "like a little postage stamp".

But with inventory low, Ms. Hennessey said, "the little postage stamp of an apartment went to multiple bids".

In Farmingdale, Ms. Loeven said, "you can get a nice house and a nice backyard, not get a little postage stamp".

Faulkner famously spoke of the moment when he "discovered that my own little postage stamp of native soil was worth writing about and that I would never live long enough to exhaust it," but Anne Frank's diary is everyone's native soil, and it has been so thoroughly tilled at this point — in dozens of biographies, memoirs, and sequels — that almost nothing fresh can grow.

My vulva's largely hairless but I leave a little postage stamp at the top, for color".

My vulva's largely hairless, but I leave a little postage stamp at the top, for color".

Joseph Cornell's meticulous glass-covered boxes are small contained poems of found objects where a ping pong ball becomes the moon, or a tiny doll is suspended over a landscape of newspaper clippings and little stamps.