Sentence examples for stamped red from inspiring English sources

He would love to move back home, he said, but his house has been stamped red by government inspectors, meaning it is unsafe.

The most memorable buttons were white with a stamped red emblem we made for the New York World's Fair in 1939.

In her copies of his books, Dietrich noted passages of interest with small "X"s and with sheets torn from a notepad with a stamped red directive: Don't Forget.

He said it was a Balenciaga swing coat worn over a floor-length pencil skirt with a stamped red velvet jacket with fake fur collar and cuffs topped with a white fake fur French beret.

The first Polynesians left plenty of tantalizing artifacts, including distinctive stamped red pottery, obsidian tools, and shell ornaments.

(In Louisiana, teen-agers' licenses are stamped in red with "SEX OFFENDER").

A billboard I passed by last August on the interstate in Louisiana showed a girl who looked sweaty and wide-eyed – only, with the words "'NOT FOR SALE: END HUMAN TRAFFICKING" stamped in red over her face.

Environmental campaigners expressed dismay, including some Greenpeace demonstrators who stood outside the Commerce Department building waving wads of fake dollar bills and a mock climateaction plan stamped in red with the words "Exxon-Mobil Approved".

The Arab League observers visited an apartment blown apart by an artillery shell, a driveway with a mound of spent ammunition casings and a restaurant on a hill, where residents pointed out a government sniper nest and the pattern of tank treads stamped into red dirt.

The mouse for her desktop computer rests on a yellow foam pad stamped in red with the outline of a Trojan, the mascot for the University of Southern California, where she is taking online courses toward a master's degree in social work.

Even horse-drawn mail coaches were hundreds of years in the future, along with stamps, red pillar boxes and uniformed postmen.