Sentence examples for stamping a from inspiring English sources

What does stamping a design document accomplish?

"Because we 'bouts to talk," he adds, stamping a Joan Riversian emphasis on that last bit.

He uses imprint lithography, essentially stamping a hexagonal array of lenses into a liquid polymer.

Single-thread nuts are formed by stamping a thread-engaging impression in a piece of flat metal.

The part is then produced by stamping a flat steel sheet and needs no further welding.

When it comes to stamping a politician in the public consciousness, "Saturday Night Live" has no equal.

In many cases, "auditing" probably amounts to little more than rubber-stamping a company's reported results.

"I don't know the answer to that question, but it's one the court should think about before rubber-stamping a requested remedy by the Department of Justice".

The school-based teams have long been criticized for simply rubber-stamping a teacher's referral, and for funneling a disproportionate number of black and Hispanic boys into dead-end, segregated classrooms.

If Republicans want to quit being accused of being the party of the rich, they have to stop giving big tax cuts to the rich, attacking Medicaid, rubber-stamping a Cabinet of billionaires and tolerating their abuse of travel privileges.

The Conservative chancellor had just lavished goodies on his pet city in his pre-budget autumn statement, including £78m for a superduper arts centre called the Factory, while rubber-stamping a devolution deal with Greater Manchester.