Sentence examples for stamp of success from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, being admitted to Indian Market is a stamp of success," she said.

Di María arrived in his peak years, an A-lister who carries with him the stamp of success with Real Madrid and excellence with Argentina, and for PSG he has been superb.

Ritchie: And I'm not sure that playwrights have their goal as Broadway, as they might have had 20, 25 years ago when Broadway was the stamp of success.

His program of preparation for statehood, which won a World Bank stamp of approval before its completion in August 2011, was a success that failed: It led nowhere.

All clinical data files had time stamp of 12/18/2013.

While I do support creating more bike lanes, an article in the Nov. 6 Leader, "Bike-path decision delayed," contained a comment that, to me, indicates that further study and traffic signalization changes are needed before stamping the project with an approval of success.

The Racial Discrimination Act of 1975 was put in place to stamp out racism and has enjoyed varying degrees of success.

"The stamp of the Harvard Forest and the track record of success with NEFF [New England Forestry Foundation] campaigns is a lot of reason for our optimism," she said.

The 62-year-oldrocker went on to agree with TV talk show host David Letterman, who said he prefers musicians to have the "honest, legitimate stamp of approval" that comes from gradual success.

I was so entrenched in my traditional thinking that agents and editors had the first and last word on what was worthy, and what readers wanted (a.k.a. what would sell), I had never considered that a book could be a success without their stamp of approval.

The question you should have asked is, What is the rest of the state doing to match the city's record of success in ensuring that those eligible for food stamps receive them?