Sentence examples for the stamping from inspiring English sources
noun
An act of stamping the foot, paw or hoof.
- The horse gave two quick stamps and rose up on its hind legs.
Where is the stamping, the swirling?
Sidelines and practice fields have long been the stamping grounds of the loud and the proud.
While the hymns pour out tenderness, the stamping speaks of frenzy.
Ink-stamped signatures, with the purchaser doing the stamping, were low-end products.
Eventually the stamping dabke rhythm becomes a rhythmic impulse, the dabke line a structural element.
The building was the stamping ground of a group of unsupervised children, shouting, running, banging.
Dagenham's engine plant, which is on the same site as the stamping operation, will remain open.
"James Horwill was cleared of the stamping charge as per the IRB's established judicial process.
This remarkable player responded to the stamping and cheering with solo Bach.
Then there is the percussion, the stamping — sophisticated, syncopated, textured — that the cast produces in its dancing.
Among the innovations was the stamping of glass by means of tongs, one jaw of which was patterned.
