Sentence examples for stamp may have from inspiring English sources

But the rainbow stamp may have had an additional effect.

Nothing to be ashamed about there, Tom, I thought: at the rate that postage prices seem to rise, the stamp may have been less expensive when I began writing this post.

This method was chosen to ensure that the material did not thaw; however, the local heat induced by the rotating biopsy stamp may have led to substantial degradation of the RNA.

Often when a piece is sized, or worn often the karat stamp may have been cut off or worn off making it impossible to tell the purity of the gold.

This is the easiest way to identify your dinnerware, although in some cases the stamps may have faded.

A good way for adults and children to develop a collection together is to split it chronologically: the children seek out stamps issued since they were born, for example, which can typically be found in kiloware, and the adults seek out older stamps, which may have to be purchased individually.

The stamp of approval may have been premature, however.

For example, during a time of a change in postal rates and insufficient time to print new stamps, stamps of one denomination may have a figure designating the new denomination printed over the old one.

Their woe was compounded on Monday night when their centre Brian O'Driscoll, a candidate to lead the Lions in Australia this summer, was cited for stamping in what may have been his final appearance for his country.

"If Islamic leaders can't stamp out jihadism we may have to defend ourselves as best we can," he said.

Mr Obama may have stamped out today's fire but it is sure to flare up elsewhere.(Photo credit: AFP).