Sentence examples for would be stamping from inspiring English sources
She told them Dementia UK had a "good relationship" with the company and that she was "positive" MBi would be "stamping out poor practice [in the care sector] with the plans they've got for the future".
Without Lincoln's help, they would be "Stamp down or trodden under feet by our Superintendent".
At each stop, the envelope would be stamped with a date and the name of the town.
To offset the increased costs, the chancellor announced that zero-carbon homes would be stamp duty exempt from 2007.
IF movies had country-of-origin labels, like grapefruits or T-shirts, "Minimal Knowledge" would be stamped "Made in New Jersey".
It's worth considering how the next Baldwin would react to the possibility that his account would be stamped with "Trigger Warning: Child abuse".
Zeller urged him not to present his passport at the Embassy, because the visa page would be stamped "cancelled," and then he would return to bureaucratic limbo.
"Racism has no place in the Tartan Army and if it did, it would be stamped out immediately because we are self-policing.
Wells Fargo and some other large banks would like private companies, perhaps even themselves, to become the new housing finance giants helping to bundle individual mortgages into securities — that would be stamped with a government guarantee.
Artists such as Adele, Liam Gallagher's new band Beady Eye, Radiohead and Arctic Monkeys have all helped to drive up sales of a format many thought would be stamped out by CDs and MP3s.
The minister of civil affairs, Li Liguo, said on Tuesday that "bizarre" names that "damage sovereignty and national dignity" or "violate the socialist core values and conventional morality" would be stamped out, the state news agency Xinhua reported.
