Sentence examples for stamp itself from inspiring English sources

Not only is he "one of Britain's most engaging TV journalists", but his time as a Mirror showbiz columnist saw "his larger than life personality stamp itself all over the paper".

Both on the stamp itself and in the marginalia.

After all, she noted in an interview this month, "a stamp itself is not child resistant".

"It definitely had to do with the physical feeling of the stamp itself, and the fact that your whole family sat around the table doing it together".

Credit for the cheerfully off-kilter proceedings, as well as for the idea for the stamp itself, belonged mostly to Judith S. Kaye, the chief judge of the State of New York, who seemed to find no dissonance in the idea of civic exuberance over an act that many people find as worthy of commemoration as waiting for the cable guy.

The stamp itself is just a piece of plastic that's a mix of conductive and non-conductive materials, and created using a 3D printer, he says.

EN: No. RJ: As an actor, your body of work has really stamped itself on a certain generation.

Predictably, the party is raging there, thanks to a Saints team that played a gutsy game, turned its sad-sack history on its ear and stamped itself in history, writes Peter Finney in The New Orleans Times-Picayune.

But it is the one song I know for sure has stamped itself on my mind in a way that goes beyond merely liking the melody or a clever lyric.

Geelong stamped itself as one of the great teams in the history of Australian rules football as it won its second championship in three years in an epic Australian Football League Grand Final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

BARCELONA, Spain — Once the United States men's basketball team arrived here, the site of its greatest triumph, 20 years after the so-called Dream Team stamped itself as the single greatest hoops squad ever assembled, the comparisons between that team and this one grew louder and more frequent.