Sentence examples for stamp run from inspiring English sources

The King's stamp run was the most popular commemorative launch ever, according to the audit.

Also, in 1999, officials started using indelible ink to stamp the hands of people who had already voted, after widespread rumors of cheating surfaced in 1995 ("voters would have their hands stamped, run into the bathroom to wash the ink off, and go vote again").

The Treasury stamp runs through government.

"Born in the heart of England – with a made in England stamp running through his centre – Michael Knighton is an entrepreneur, an artist, a poet, a political commentator, and, so some respected writers claim – English football's 'greatest visionary'," begins the self-effacing bio on his official website.

It would also help some people who did not qualify under the traditional food stamp program run by the Department of Agriculture.

And when the food stamps run out, they turn to their communities and the local food banks.

"I know firsthand how it is to have food stamps run out and have no place to go," she said.

They function as a supplemental source of food when people's food stamps run out — but they're far from having enough resources to make up for a big cut to the food-stamp program.

I'm told this service is vital - food stamps run out at the end of every month and this service helps fill the gap.

In short, the law does not distinguish terribly well between real secrets and sort-of secrets, especially in an age when the instinct to stamp "classified" runs rampant.

Stamps ran the New York City Marathon in 2 54 47, outstanding for a first-timer.