Sentence examples for which stamp from inspiring English sources

A factor which Stamp believes has played a part in the school's continuing exam success.

The season kicked off with the haunting Theorem, in which Stamp starred as the Visitor for Pier Paolo Pasolini.

The average house price is now around £250,000, the point at which stamp duty rises from 1% to 3%.

The threshold at which stamp duty applies to home purchases was raised for a year from £125,000 ($222,000) to £175,000.

That's where the celebrated sword-demonstration scene came from, in which Stamp waggles his not entirely unsymbolic weapon to Christie's squealing delight.

Naomi Heaton, chief executive of LCP, said that the average national price figure could have policy implications for Osborne as it is above the £250,000 threshold at which stamp duty jumps from 1% to 3%.

From Levi, hunched over, with his finger under his nose and his knees above the dash, I looked out the windshield at the war, which, stamp-wise, could've been a scene from Bruegel's "Triumph of Death" — one that, even without a skeleton playing the hurdy-gurdy, or a wagon full of skulls, or a burning shipwreck, or a dark iron bell, still raised the question of salvation.

The lady literally spent 10 minutes at the window, debating about which stamps were the most "gender neutral".

But the Crimson got everything they could handle from Yale, which stamped an impressive ending onto a largely forgettable season.

Despite himself, Matt couldn't help but speculate on which stamping plants Cerberus might decide to close.

For much of the '50s, he worked as a designer of buildings for S & H Green Stamps, through which stamps given out at supermarkets were redeemed for prizes.