Sentence examples for stamp an from inspiring English sources

The Post Office is to stamp an Aids warning slogan on millions of letters in coming weeks as a further contribution to the campaign, which has already cost the Government £8m in this financial year.

The best chefs, who tend to be thrifty and conservative in leaner times, use that money to underwrite culinary experiments that stamp an era as boldly as red suspenders or an infinity pool.

The vote of some 100 committee members could stamp an exclamation point on his legacy as one of Brazil's most popular presidents this century, and pave the road for his return to power in 2014, political analysts said.

The euro is also being adopted in semi-independent principalities like Vatican City, which will stamp an image of the pope on its coins; Monaco, which will feature Prince Rainier and San Marinoo, which will imprint an image of the fortress Rocca di San Leo.

Recently, the company updated its API to allow anybody to stamp an unlimited amount of documents in the blockchain.

Over the years, I've run my passport ragged, each foreign visa and customs stamp an inked reminder of life experiences.

He was selected to stamp a defensive authority on midfield.

Stamp a big FAIL on his forehead.

It is shameful to stamp a start date on equality.

A good number of metal stamping companies can metal stamp a prototype of any material.

C. Evan Stewart, a partner at the New York law firm Zuckerman Spaeder, said that the judge in Wisconsin appeared to pick up on one of Judge's Rakoff's most prominent points — that while the S.E.C. was not required to get a court injunction to settle fraud cases, if it did so the court should not rubber-stamp an agreement.