Sentence examples for the same stamps from inspiring English sources

UI/UX remains the same, stamps and photos inline.

A similar block of the same stamps, without the reverse, also is up for sale--for about half as much.

Even though the buildings are vastly different in size, each bears the same stamp, the same signature.

At the moment, non-resident buyers pay the same stamp duty rate as people living here.

Normalising is not Nigel Farage frolicking in a golden lift with Donald Trump Faragee was a man of the same stamp all along.

This round bears the same stamp as that found by Mr. Spleeters, and also matches the data available on the shipping label photographed by the BBC.

And for all that it was his "choice", it put me in mind of the execution scene in Dead Man Walking: I saw the same chilly despair, the same ruthlessness, the same stamping on life as a precious gift – even if one is taken there in handcuffs, and the other of his own volition.

One, Semprius, uses the same stamping technique as his flexible devices do to print the world's smallest solar cells onto flat panels; the cells, made with gallium arsenide, a high-performance semiconductor, and coated with lenses the size of pinheads, are too small to handle with traditional tools.

Geography and history, to make the same point rather more sweepingly, cannot always be distinguished from one another - hence the way that certain places "imprint the same stamp on whatever inhabitants history brings them, even if conquest spills out one population and pours in another wholly different in race and philosophy".

He said it was "extraordinary" to be on "the same stamp as Her Majesty".

He said: "It is quite extraordinary to be on the same stamp as Her Majesty, not many people have that privilege".