Sentence examples for stamp for all from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't equate to a rubber stamp for all GM technologies.

But yesterday, after being asked about the deal, Clarke pulled out a copy, certified with a league stamp, for all to see.

The movies and TV shows with his stamp, for all the subversion implied by their eager vulgarity, affirm a basic faith in romantic-comedy verities.

With its universal service obligation (one-price stamp for all) it is an essential piece of social infrastructure that people rely on and feel affection for.

Originally Royal Mail said that because of the large number of gold medals expected to be won at the Games it was "logistically and practically impossible" to produce an individual stamp for all the gold medallists.

Fionnuala Earley, research director at estate agent Hamptons, says that changes to stamp duty for all buyers could encourage more movement.

"But for many of us on the Council, there was always the concern of it being a rubber stamp for what the administration wanted all along".

The database also includes date stamped charges for all drugs, procedures, and diagnostic tests during inpatient admissions (charge codes).

On East Eleventh Street, Shopsin stopped into Casey's Rubber Stamps, formerly of lower Sixth Avenue, a basement den filled floor to ceiling with stamps for all tastes: hearts, violins, water bugs, a condom smoking a cigarette.

"As a little girl, she would ask me to bring home stamps, for all these letters she was writing.

Couldn't agree more with Paul - if RM knew they couldn't cope with producing stamps for all gold winners - then they shouldn't have produced them for any.