There was, for instance, the silverware set stamped with XXII Olympic logo -- five interconnected rings under the slender lines, curved and then jutting upward to resemble one of the towers of Moscow's Kremlin, topped by a five-point star.
Dip your stamp into the paint and set the stamp down, paint side up.
He became its leader and eventually set his stamp upon its theology.
Gandhi was one of the very few who have set the stamp of an idea on an epoch.
Given how fiercely Dr Mahathir set his stamp on the country, Malaysians might not mind a leader who leaves little trace.
He says Kyrgyzstan has to learn how to manufacture, which will be hard.Meanwhile, Russia wants to expand the EEU and set its stamp on it.
J.R. Books; £20 More than a trumpeter, the great Satchmo was both pioneer and innovator, with a voice and style that set their stamp on the development of jazz.The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham.
It offers Pietersen the chance to face more balls, to set his stamp on the innings, and the fact that he has been entrusted with the role may revitalise him.
It was the Zellweger of "Jerry Maguire" that set the stamp of her persona: Ms. Zellweger as the forlorn single mom, more like her own little boy than like the sadder, wiser, more skeptical women gathered in her sister's living room.
The highly experienced Tony Sheldon swishes and swirls expertly as Bernadette, and delivers his one-liners with aplomb - without ever capturing the quiet dignity on which Terence set his stamp.
That answer may have disappointed those who have wished to see the Pope as a reforming liberal, challenging old orthodoxies as he tries to set his stamp on the Catholic Church and its bureaucracy at the Vatican.
