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Meanings of own stamp in English

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Usage of own stamp in English
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How difficult was it to put your own stamp on that material?
The Guardian
2
Nature commonly sets her own stamp on the face of a humorist.
Cambridge Sketches
3
And she will do it with her very own stamp and style.
Daughters of the Nile
4
They kind of all put their own stamp on how they play.
Reuters
5
This is a key step in placing his own stamp on the club.
The Guardian
6
The Illinois-born icon is being honored with his own stamp from the U.S.
Ebony
7
He will make a preacher of you to men of your own stamp.'
Dave Ranney / Or, Thirty Years on the Bowery; An Autobiography
8
Whatever happened to the idea of adding your own stamp?
The Irish Times
9
She's one of those people who puts her own stamp on everything she does.
The Guardian
10
In the last year, Sinn Féin has sought to put its own stamp on historical memory.
The Irish Times
11
There was Valdarno in the club-box, with a knot of other men of his own stamp.
Saracinesca
12
Jeremy's mother had taken impeccable care of it, and they put their own stamp on it.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
13
In the end it's nice to be able to have your own stamp of approval on something.
The Guardian
14
We put our own stamp on it and I think you always have to change things slightly.
News.com.au
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Guyett put his own stamp on the banking division with the latest reshuffle of senior roles in April.
Reuters
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He then wasted no time in shuffling his cabinet effectively and putting his own stamp on party policy.
The South African
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Own stamp through the time
Own stamp across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common