Sentence examples for whose stamp from inspiring English sources

Dubai even has a school that turns students into "certified Islamic finance executives," whose stamp of approval is required for an instrument to be deemed Shariah-compliant.

They seem like vehicles for actors, not the director, whose stamp is in leaving almost no trace of himself.

She found the owner by calling the conservatory, whose stamp was on a musical partition inside the case.

Ask yourself: Whose stamp of approval am I striving for and why?

The agency explained that J. Bell was a manager whose stamped signature was "system-generated".

Three "Readers" (briskly played by James E. Smith, Heidi James and Gordon Holmes) take many parts: lawyers at the parole hearing that opens the play; prison guards whose stamping feet terrify the young Jack Normann Mailer, Abbott's literary sponsor ("His letters did not encourage sweet dreams. Hell was now clear to behold"); and Richard Adan, the waiter he killed.

Souleymane Badolo — whose stamping, springing, rhythmic dancing was the day's most entertaining and also most prayerful — engaged most directly with the audience.

Mr. Feld varied his effects, accelerating the serpentine chains of dancers whose stamping rhythms, rotating shoulders and waving arms made room for the occasional image of a head-holding whiner.

By the time he was 16, he had lost both parents and went to live with his Uncle Pen, an amateur fiddler who introduced him to the square-dance tunes whose stamping rhythms would eventually be absorbed into the language of bluegrass.

In the case of a rollback event or a non-causal event (event whose time stamp is less than the local simulation time), the state of the LP is restored back to the time stamp of the non-causal event using the archived states from the event-list-history.

( whose choosing stamps ) Earn the stamps that you chose.