Sentence examples for of that stamp from inspiring English sources

In which case, the question "What is NATO for?" will resound even more insistently around Europe's chancelleries and parliaments and in the world beyond.The remarkable thing about the Bucharest jamboree was that awkward questions of that stamp were deafeningly absent from the agenda.

The prose is plagued with portentous but meaningless aphorisms: "Writing is making stock and reading is sipping broth, but only the spoken word is the full-roasted chicken"; "A stamp takes pleasure in being licked and stuck to an envelope, and an envelope takes pleasure in the stick of that stamp".

"Sooner or later every generation has to put kind of that stamp on their career.

"Sooner or later, every generation has to put kind of that stamp on their career," Klinsmann said.

The chancellor, Alistair Darling, announced in the first week of September that stamp duty would be suspended on properties costing up to £185,000 for a year.

Home buyers breathed a sigh of relief that stamp duty was held at 2003-04 ralthoughthough property price rises mean the Inland Revenue automatically gains.

It is this mood of unreflective overkill, rather than any aggregation of details, that stamps "American Made" as a period drama.

It is, of course, highly significant that stamp duty is an anomaly in the public markets.

Living in the Netherlands, I collected mostly Dutch stamps, but always kept my eyes open for that rare stamp of any nationality -- that stamp that would make me famous among my philatelic friends, perhaps even rich.

On the other hand, give it a name that conjures lightness, brightness, boldness, freshness or family orientation, and here comes that stamp of approval.

So Hirokazu Kore-eda must be very happy to see his gentle, perceptive film about family (made as a tribute to his mother) get that stamp of approval.