Sentence examples for stamp refers from inspiring English sources

Time stamp refers to the point when the lamellae first come into contact.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: March 7 , 2010The Deconstructed feature last Sunday, about Electronic Benefit Transfer cards, which replaced paper food stamps, referred incorrectly to the average monthly allotment in New York City and to the amount of time it takes to get a card.

The Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, referred to in par.

"Just like how the Capitals was a big deal because it was the first time in 30 years, this is a big deal for us because this is the first time in the World Cup," Stamp said, referring to the hockey team that recently snapped her adopted city's long championship drought.

The Spain forward has not been sent off for five years, though this would be his second retrospective sanction since moving to England in 2014 after the FA imposed a three-match ban for a stamp, having referred to video footage, on Liverpool's Emre Can during a League Cup semi-final game in January.

Haynes, a former state district court judge in Texas, used the term "rubber stamp" to refer to the process by which bails were set, but she seemed concerned that under the injunction judges weren't able to set bail for misdemeanor defendants in particular cases.

In DE models components are coordinated via time stamped events where values of time stamps are referred to as model time.

The boxes are stamped "Al Tajir Glass," referring in English and Arabic to the company in the United Arab Emirates that makes the bottles.

If they say yes, VA staff will connect them to a local food pantry or community program, share information on enrolling in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps) or refer them to follow-up care with a dietary counselor, if needed.

If you want to do stamped brickwork (refer to cardboard section), you can try to find a plastic-compatible ink pad.

The first is the big philatelic news -- the 99th original "Inverted Jenny" stamp (what younger stamp collectors often refer to as the "upside-down airplane stamp") has been located, after being stolen decades ago.