Sentence examples for stamp all from inspiring English sources

At First Citizens, they stamp all of the receipts with a tiger paw.

We support all the relevant organisations who are working to stamp all of this out.

People who reboot old movies are seen as hacks; cynical, idea-free megalomaniacs who'd happily stamp all over your childhood memories for a stack of coins.

Yet even as his office grew, Lord Foster consistently managed to stamp all his work with a strong architectural identity while maintaining a high design standard.

While that does not mean that a court must "rubber stamp" all settlements made by a federal agency, "it does mean that a court should not reject the agency's assessment without substantial reason for doing so".

Carmelo Anthony returned to the lineup, the defense promptly went on vacation and the Nets' Deron Williams got to stamp all over Linsanity, which was pretty much his sole purpose in life Monday, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

And here, it's the politicians' fault, because they have taken the right to grant warrants for privacy invasion out of the hands of judges, and given them to government ministers who are patsies – they rubber-stamp all requests by the spooks.

In the first sign that the appointees might not rubber-stamp all of Mr. Bloomberg's education proposals, Mr. Weber expressed skepticism about the mayor's decision, announced last week, that district superintendents must work out of the Tweed Courthouse, where the school system's central administration will soon be housed.

"We have come to expect from the 'experts,' " he wrote in his 1998 anti-cloning essay,"an accommodationist ethic that will rubber-stamp all biomedical innovation, in the mistaken belief that all other goods must bow down to the gods of better health and scientific advance".

So the clichés were stamped all over the clothes.

Davis's hallmarks are stamped all over the place.