Sentence examples for stamps up from inspiring English sources

During a rally she cries, "Not fair!" and stamps up to Kobayashi, demanding that her voice be heard.

This has helped push the GB30 Rarities Index, put together by the company in 2004 to track the price of classic British stamps, up 7% this year.

Last year a record 45m people received food stamps, up 58% from 2008, while a record 53m were on Medicaid (the health-care programme for the poor), up 21%.

The performed research involved a thorough analysis of the phenomena occurring at an early stage of performance of selected forging tools – stamps (up to 4000 manufactured forgings), used in the second hot forging operation of a lid-type forging, which made it possible to point to the hybrid layer with the highest wear resistance, in order to increase tool life.

Oifig an Phoist, the Irish Post Office, was the section of the Department of Posts and Telegraphs which issued all Irish stamps up to 1984.

Line the embossing stamps up side by side above the bracelet.

I'd be stamping up and down even if I was in a straitjacket.

Shiva creates new life by stamping up a storm; Vishnu does it by lying down in a milky sea.

Faulkner aficionados descended on Oxford in late July for the University of Mississippi's annual Faulkner & Yoknapatawpha Conference, to listen to scholarly papers and examine the postage stamp up close.

In the Book Review Terrence Rafferty called Banville's imagery -- a thunderstorm is "the sky stamping up and down in a fury, breaking its bones" -- "almost numbingly gorgeous".

Others examine it intently or shake it violently while stamping up and down and emitting primal bellows of disbelief, like the apes confronted with the monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey.