Sentence examples for to stamp with from inspiring English sources

Films like the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, with a diverse international cast and crew, are difficult to stamp with any nationality.

Its strongest "brand attribute" is its embrace of diversity, a value Beers is now attempting to stamp with cookie-cutter uniformity around the world.

Each of her photos is a tile, like the little squares that Ms. Eden used to stamp with letters when she worked in a factory making Scrabble games in the 1950's.

That's never an easy task, especially if the market has anything to do with it, always so ready to stamp writers with "immigrant writer" "writer of color" and "hyphenated American" tags.

The sheer size of its rodent population is enough to stamp it with the horror label.

Companies will pay you to stamp people with their message.

Early GMT initiatives included a video that urges people to stamp banknotes with political messages, and a campaign to galvanise opposition to the Krasnodar region's governor, Alexander Tkachev.

The people of the farming community of Roka in Cambodia are living through exactly the nightmare scenario that the World Health Organisation wants to stamp out with a new policy on syringes.

While he admits he would love to stamp his passport with more Canadian visits, he is just as content with his mystique in these parts.

That was the heyday of attempts to stamp out malaria with DDT.

But local artists say they are trying to stamp their work with an Iranian identity.