Stamp in a sentence

But Jesus has seen new England prospect Eddie Nketiah stamp his claim for a place in the Gunners’ attack in his absence.

Alicante is a popular destination for British holidaymakers and its city council has pledge to stamp out noise pollution.

Disposable vapes like Elf and Geek bars should be banned entirely, say top paediatricians wanting to stamp.

All meat currently processed in the country should by law display a stamp issued by the relevant abattoir.

His portrayal of stamp paper scamster Abdul Karim Telgi has been lauded by audiences as well as critics.

Approximately two seconds later, an officer fired twice at a fleeing Medina as per the time stamp on the police bodycam footage.

He was a violent man doing what he felt God wanted him to do, stamp out this heresy about Jesus.

Any gain will be decreased by transaction costs such as stamp duty, legal and agent fees, which can reach 5% of the total selling price.

I take joy in this because I know that God doesn’t have a time stamp to catalog my best years.

If you’re a new coach coming in and putting your stamp on the team, it starts with personnel.

Tens of thousands of stamp dealers supply them with stamps along with stamp albums, catalogues and other publications.

Infrastructure Victoria is among the chorus of experts wanting to abolish stamp duty, echoing the criticism that it is an inefficient tax.

The stamp maker includes two stamp kits, 50 downloadable designs, and four ink bottles in red, black, yellow, and blue.

Honors In 1972, the Swedish Post Office honored Carrel with a stamp that was part of its Nobel stamp series.

It was a gift deed transaction and Rs 30.75lakh stamp duty was paid on this transaction.

Although her products meet its standards, Ms. Scapin — Bologna’s mortadella upstart — refuses to accept the consortium’s stamp of authenticity.

And with a vision for the Campbell Park club in mind, Slavin is ready to stamp his authority on the Three Towns side after replacing Derek Frye.

British revenue stamp At the Stamp Act Congress of 1765, McKean and Caesar Rodney represented Delaware.

A "passport" encouraged folks to visit neighborhood shops for a stamp and prizes.

Businesses can customize stamps with logos, specific text, or date formats, ensuring that the stamp aligns with their branding and operational needs.