Sentence examples for stamp new from inspiring English sources

Paul Theroux is the thinking person's James Michener, a globe-hopping chronicler of distant lands whose stories, some reported, some invented, aim to inform and broaden, not merely engage, and permit the armchair voyager to stamp new visas in his intellectual passport.

For example, they have filled warehouses with outdated food — canned meat, chocolates, baby formula — and medicine, seized from Palestinian gangs who buy the goods at cut price from Israelis and then stamp new dates on them to sell them to local shops and hospitals.

The outright hostility from critics also stems from DCMS's willingness to rubber-stamp new BBC online and digital services with a view to advancing the date for an analogue switch off.

Stamping new sheetmetal for the 2013 car was out of the question, but the 2012 Civic was not homely; it was just cheaply dressed.

While Trump must deal with Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi at the federal level, single-party state legislatures are primed to easily rubber-stamp new laws.

Ryan Crotty's overtime try and Aaron Cruden's conversion stole a 24-22 win, to stamp New Zealand's place in history as the first professional-era team to record a 100 per cent campaign.

According to one of my all time favourite news sources, Linn's Stamp News, USPS marketing chief Nagisa Manabe approached Michelle Obama to take part in a first day ceremony to promote the stamps. .

A Postal Service spokeswoman, Yvonne Yoerger, confirmed the decision, first reported by Linn's Stamp News.

How many subscribers to Linn's Stamp News used computers for collecting last year, according to a survey?

He was also the author of "Philatelic Forgers: Their Lives and Works" (Linn's Stamp News, 1991).

After noting a "Stamp News" headline to the effect that an Indonesia Dance Issue was Out, we turned to an item titled "Barnacles on the City Schools".