Sentence examples for quick to stamp on from inspiring English sources

However Sir Nicholas was quick to stamp on any notions of burgeoning democracy.

Roman Abramovich has been quick to stamp on a story that the billionaire has tapped up Adele to perform at his lavish New Year's Eve party.

The Austrian authorities were quick to stamp on any suspected irredentist sympathies among the Italian population, and Dallapiccola's father - a classics teacher at the only Italian-language school - was considered "politically unreliable".

But, on the back of three straight league wins, Mourinho's men were quick to stamp their control on the proceedings as they dominated possession early on, keen to avoid becoming the latest victim of an FA Cup giant killing act.

Ferguson has previously been quick to stamp out talk of Vidic moving on but said after his team's 1-0 win over Philadelphia Union, when asked to clear up Vidic's situation: "I can't clarify it at all".

Ready acrylic paint to stamp on paper.

Ready fabric paint to stamp on shirts or bags.

"I had to stamp on my common sense.

"We need to stamp on his fucking fingers".

Twenty-seven volunteers were asked to stamp on two different surfaces and the average stamping force was recorded.

Still, they looked ready to stamp their authority on the game with glimpses of lightning-quick ball movement, but the Saints showed impressive determination to hang in the contest.