Sentence examples for permanent stamps from inspiring English sources

John D. Podesta, a former senior Leahy aide who went on to be White House chief of staff under President Bill Clinton, said Mr. Leahy does not fit neatly in with outsize Democratic figures like Edward M. Kennedy and Robert Byrd, who saw their lengthy Senate tenures as opportunities to shape society through "massive social legislation" and permanent stamps on the institution itself.

The permanent stamp of undying childhood lies in this artist...

It spreads quickly and leaves a seemingly permanent stamp on one's reputation.

But more important in the long run was the permanent stamp that the AFL made on the American labour movement.

Her influence asserted itself when I was in my teens and left a permanent stamp on the person I would become.

So John F. Kennedy, in spite of his narrow margin of victory and slim record of accomplishment, continues to symbolize the glamour and promise of the early 1960s, much as he did at the time, even before his death gave this association a tragic and permanent stamp.

Much like the permanent stamp of Mississippi Delta blues in changing popular music, human impact has made permanent changes to landscapes.

International Megan's Law requires those who committed a sex offense against a child to have a permanent stamp placed on their passport.

Most footballers are living needle-art and I can't think of many of my friends who don't have some form of permanent marker stamped somewhere on their body.

The levies are angering expatriates, especially Australians, Americans and New Zealanders, who now find themselves having to pay £155 to £250 to obtain a permanent residency stamp each time they renew their passports.

They established civil rights and a permanent food stamp program.