Sentence examples for stamped him as from inspiring English sources

But Franco stayed and Benitez's new four-year, $22 million contract stamped him as the closer.

It stamped him as one of the leading contenders for the 2004 Kentucky Derby.

Murphy's uncritical approach occasionally stamped him as a homer who strained to offer kind explanations for the team's miscues.

The save was Gagne's third in the space of four Dodgers games and stamped him as the regular closer.

Rockefeller's clean-water program, like the 55 state parks he created, stamped him as an unlikely tree hugger.

He had an unsophisticated, unpretentious manner that stamped him as a product of his youth in the heartland.

It will stamp him as the dominant heavyweight of the post-Tyson era, which can now be defined as post-1990, when Tyson lost his title to Buster Douglas.

However, they hardly stamp him as an earnest imperialist, or conservationist; they just strike a variant note in the mournful music.

On Sunday morning, the Romney campaign sent out just such an e-mail with the subject line "From Las Vegas... It's a 'Flailing' Newt Gingrich," stamping him as an "unreliable leader".

Some diplomats here expect the White House to take a more calibrated approach to Mr. Qurei than it did to Mr. Abbas, if only to avoid stamping him as made in America.

Few would disagree with her after Shanghai Bobby displayed blistering speed Saturday in winning the $2 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile by a head over He's Had Enough to culminate an undefeated season, stamping him as the early favorite for next year's Kentucky Derby.