Sentence examples for stamping as from inspiring English sources

His skilled eyes see to it that the work of writers, directors, editors and designers is conveyed properly to the audience; the cinematographer must be heard, not just enlisted for an ex-post-facto rubber stamping (as happened in the development of the 16-by-9 format for high-definition TV).

"Every decision we've made has been designed to make the act of stamping as fast and simple as possible," he continues.

Koch, a brother of businessmen and conservative political activists Charles and David Koch, had accused Christie's of rubber stamping as authentic a cache of wine said to have been owned by the third U.S. president, while knowing it was worthless plonk.

Like chess pieces come to aggressive, silky life, they crouch low, legs stamping as their torsos slowly churn.

This led to the second part of the decision: stamping as unconstitutional the section of the Missouri Compromise that kept slavery out of the territory north of Missouri — including Fort Snelling.

This led to the second part of the decision: stamping as unconstitutional the section of the Missouri Compromise that kept slavery out of the territory north of Missouri including Fort Snelling.

Why not just have him stamp as well.

Are there drawbacks to the forever stamp as well?

Not long after, I was on food stamps as well.

United States Postal Service (//www.usps.com/) provides a list of available stamps as well as information for collectors.

Card makers and scrapbookers tend to make prodigious use of stamps, as do art journal aficionados and fabric artists.