Sentence examples for stamp in a from inspiring English sources
First, music can be published on the ledger with a unique ID and time stamp in a way that is effectively unalterable.
The dirt wasn't unpleasant — it marked my travels like a stamp in a passport.
As a result, his painting will appear on the 80th stamp in a series that began in the early days of the New Deal.
They have shifted from the military style favored by, say, John Hersey, who was pictured on a United States postage stamp in a combat helmet and uniform.
About 10 years ago, I saw a picture of her the size of a stamp in a magazine and pinned it behind my desk because I liked the colour of her jacket.
Everyone in this hamlet, it seemed, had just found a sixteen- or twenty-three-cent stamp in a dusty drawer, and had chosen today to supplement it up to viability using car-seat nickels and pennies.
Even an airport border guard, stamping in a reporter from rebellious Libya, gave a dejected sigh and said, "Nothing is happening here".
Who else will put up with dollops of facetiousness, mooning over myths and stamping in a doll's house-sized space?
The whole is backed by a flat rectangle stamped in a basket-weave pattern.
The panels are stamped in a grille-like pattern without actual openings, because the car does not need the air flow through the compartment.
On one side, "Oxfam" was stamped in a shade of lime green that, strangely, naturally matched the decade of the item it was attached to.
