Sentence examples for stamps of a from inspiring English sources

Taking his cue from Chuck Close's fingerprint portraits, Carl Grombert uses tiny rubber stamps of a boy's face to construct that of a man.

"Listen, dear, do you happen to have any Christmas stamps of a religious persuasion?" one woman asked Mr. Friedman last week after waiting in line for nearly 15 minutes.

After answering questions and signing books — and stamping them with custom-made rubber "Here" stamps of a cat and a fireplace — he headed to dinner downtown, with a big group of friends: filmmakers, editors, writers, and artists, a remix of his crowd from 1980.

When the city, with no warning, canceled the food stamps of a 39-year-old Bronx father with AIDS in the summer, a lawyer tried two techniques to get the benefits restored: she wrote a letter to a top official at the Division of AIDS Services and Income Support, and she made a legal demand for a hearing on behalf of the man and his teenage son.

Because of clocks drift, a simple offset applied on the time stamps of a trace's events is not enough to synchronize the traces.

Some stamps were issued in the form of a miniature sheet comprising from one to sixteen stamps of a single, or multiple, design from one issue printed on the same sheet and sold in that format.

None bear the stamp of a corporate entity.

"One woman asked for a stamp of a placenta," Barbara Briskin, the store's longtime manager, recalled.

It bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.

"And this is a quiet little postage stamp of a piece of art".

At one level, today's vote is an bathetic rubber-stamping of a deal already done.