Sentence examples for stamp as a from inspiring English sources

Using the time stamp as a reference, packets that remain in the queue for a longer time than a certain threshold are discarded to avoid saturation (see Section 2.2.2).

Songs we loved but wanted to stamp as a Dead Rock West song.

Or perhaps use an ink stamp as a business card instead of an actual business card.

They have been accused of tax evasion, pirating cigarette brands, and trying to register Brazil's excise stamp as a Paraguayan trademark to ease smuggling.

The first Occidental coinage, possibly begun by King Gyges (7th century bc) of Lydia, consisted of irregular ingots of electrum bearing his stamp as a guarantee of negotiability at a predetermined value.

Its light wood, Asian lanterns, pagoda-roofed sushi bar, rice-paper partitions, Japanese dolls and sumo wrestler hanging room divider give it a cookie-cutter stamp as a kimono and carry-out storefront.

Scientists hope that it could be rubber-stamped as a treatment for advanced melanoma within the next 12 months.

If he does other bit parts so vividly, he'll be stamped as a character singer for life".

Testers need to determine what they monitor and for how long before an athlete in that system can definitively be stamped as a clean athlete, they say.

The contradictions were not just on the runway, where Warhol patterns were painted delicately on floaty white dresses or stamped as a high-heeled shoe on what will surely be the new Dior "It" bag.

A man in Wigan, England, has been stamped as a sex offender after being found guilty of having sex with a mailbox.