Sentence examples for made their stamp from inspiring English sources

Even though they had that Juvenile Hell album that they put out when they really young, for a lot of people The Infamous was when Mobb Deep really made their stamp, and that's when I first heard them.

The influences on Merritt's music make their stamp early on tracks like "Hustle 76," "London By Jetpack," and songs like "How To Play The Synthesizer" start to meld into the more familiar sounds Merritt is familiar for.

Getting rid of the expense and hassle of big-budget financing and conservative, traditional distribution, the Cannes Flip Competition was happy to provide a new and alternative outlet for young filmmakers looking to make their personal stamp on the world of cinema.

Each minister wanted to make their mark and stamp their own seal on the work of their department – they knew they only had a short time in which to leave any legacy.

It is an unenviable task, but one that is repeated several times throughout the year, as communities make their contribution to stamping out the crippling disease.

He found himself, so he says, in line behind a grandmother, mother and daughter from a single Hispanic family — the daughter, eight months pregnant — all making their purchases with food stamps and uncomprehending when the sales clerk addressed them in English.

They live every day with the guilt and shame our culture stamps on everyone who makes their minority positions public.

This attempt inspired the couplet, "The Bank to make their Spanish Dollars pass/Stamped the head of a fool on the neck of an ass".

In 1900 the Crown Agents for the Colonies sent three albums of postage stamps made on their order for colonial governments and then sent specimens of all future stamps commissioned.

Officially, efforts are being made to stamp out graft.

It always made me stamp about until I realised what it was doing to the dog.