Sentence examples for was to stamp from inspiring English sources

For Tyson, the challenge was to stamp his own seal on the show.

His aim was to stamp his image on everything in sight, and his ambition was not confined to seeing off human rivals.

One goal was to stamp out immorality: get the priests to stop marrying, stop selling ecclesiastical offices, live by their vows.

The aim was to stamp out the vogue for botellon or "big bottle" gatherings – alcoholic binges in which young Spaniards mobilise in their thousands to drink strong spirits in the open air through the balmy summer nights.

But the ovation after the ecstatic finale was intense, as people realized that the only way to make real noise in a sports arena was to stamp their feet.

Though the charges revolved around narcotics trafficking, the clear intent was to stamp out the violence that has taken a deadly toll in the city, which is about an hour north of Manhattan.

One is to stamp out warlordism, and the other is to suppress tribalism.

One way to nourish Islamic extremism is to stamp on the harmless expression of Islamist ideas.

To her, the only remedy for "otherness" is to stamp it out.

"From now on, the championships I win are to stamp myself in history".

"But nobody thinks our job is to stamp out bank robbery.