Sentence examples for stamp in the from inspiring English sources

The political leaders were merely the rubber stamp in the democratic process.

The price of a first class stamp in the UK is among the lowest in Europe at 46p, compared with 69p in Italy, 67p in Denmark and 60p in Greece, while service targets are among the highest, Ofcom pointed out.

A copy of the video published online by the Spanish newspaper El País showed a date and time stamp in the lower right of the frame which indicated that the recording began just before 8 44 p.m. local time.

It pointed out that the price of a first class stamp in the UK remains well below the European average of 78p, and less than the 64p average for second-class letters.

Each LP maintains its own local time and processes the event with lowest time stamp in the event list.

An ageing and ailing King Abdullah has nominated his half-brother Prince Salman, the defence minister, as heir apparent - a decision that the Allegiance Commission (Hiya al-Baya) is expected to rubber stamp in the next few days.

Advanced high strength steels (AHSS) are increasingly used in sheet metal stamping in the automotive industry.

Altman stepped out of the maize patch — the boys ran, stamping in the dust.

An army convoy drove through his property last week, leaving armored vehicle treads stamped in the dirt.

The PGA emblem is stamped in the fine white sand in large ashtrays outside the hotel.

Tickets to the playoffs are not stamped in the first couple of weeks.