Sentence examples for stamp for a from inspiring English sources

Mainly for Fill Me In and 7 Days, of course (and I have a lot of nostalgia for Re-Rewind; as David says, rightly: "My songs are a time stamp for a lot of people's lives").

Swaying in the mid-afternoon sun, six foaming pints of chestnut brown ale deep, it was surprisingly easy to utterly suspend disbelief, belt out Wannabe with complete abandon and scream and stamp for a pre-ordained encore.

But her legacy may well be that she served as a rubber stamp for a series of disastrous foreign policy decisions.

The new calendar, combined with what initially looked like an unstoppable Dean express, had many people thinking that, at best, New York would be a rubber stamp for a pre-ordained front-runner.

"Unlike Rick Renzi, I will not be a rubber stamp for a Republican leadership bent on destroying Medicare," said Mr. Babbitt, the younger brother of Bruce Babbitt, the former Arizona governor who was interior secretary under President Bill Clinton.

In 1940, in an attempt to be useful, she wrote to his eye surgeon, not only offering one of her own eyes in case a graft might be possible (she was seventy-four) but providing the "ideal" astrological moment for an upcoming operation — and enclosing a stamp for a return letter.

Since traces are generated on multiple machines by different instances of tracers, we have no guaranty that a time stamp for an event in a first trace will have any sense in the context of a second trace.

Free software projects choose schemas of licensing, for example, with a "highly restrictive" stamp for non-payers, and a "relicensable" option for who pays for the software.

In 1987, the Soviet-backed president, Najibullah, convened a loya jirga to serve as a rubber stamp for his election.

Both units record a time stamp for every point collected.

My party should never be a rubber stamp for rubber check spending".