The stampings of the dance had not summoned Him back.

The company, among other things, supplies metal stampings to the automobile industry.

And the stampings could be said to evoke the strength of roots.

A Neon requires 75 to 100 stampings into its metal body structure.

The length of time between the two stampings was the time for which he would have to pay.

These would be replaced by less expensive castings and stampings where possible.

The automated arms that move the stampings from press to press were moved out of the way.

She'd taken to periodic stampings about the small clearing, hoping to scare them away.

Thus, many smaller parts are made from investment castings and steel stampings.

Behind him, there was another chorus of stampings.

The damage from water immersion had done no good to the stampings, made mostly of mild steel.

The hut was quiet save for stampings and hammerings on the roof.

I found these antique bronze stampings that were surplus in a furniture factory.

At the same time, quality of the stampings became controlled by a written recipe, reducing the skill level required for the change.

Water circulates through the dies to cool the stampings.

Angry stampings suggested that they realized that marriage could be a trap.

Large equipment and enormous pressures are required to make large stampings in high volume.

Scrapings and stampings of feet warned those outside that weapons had been trained on the approaching men.

The M-10 was built predominantly from steel stampings.

It was made out of metal stampings, welded together in parts, and the finish is rudimentary.

Rather than being stamped whole, like traditional Franklin's, the body was made up of four or five separate stampings butt-welded together.

Punch presses are developed for high flexibility and efficient processing of metal stampings.

Furthermore, as auto production shuts down in the summer, there are less stampings available, a large source of steel scrap.

The factory would employ about 350 workers to make small metal stampings such as roof pillars and frames.

These passions then exploded in crescendos of stampings and finger-snappings.

But they have yet to turn to the government for food stamps.

He also wants money for a program to tell people about food stamps.

But in no time she put her own stamp on things.

He'll probably have to put his stamp on things down here.

Of course I'm not trying to put my stamp on her.

Your call should not cost more than a first class stamp.

Now do you ever buy stamps though to give to other people?

He has a new chance to put his stamp on policy.

Five years ago, 28 million Americans were on food stamps.

But he also saw room to put his own stamp on them.

Then he did the same thing to a second stamp.

The first day of issue for the stamps was May 1, 1901.

The stamps have also been used in many other countries.

Nothing really special, just the same stamp on every one.

"I want to put my stamp on the game early and often."

Not that he was going to get the stamp right away.

The fact is that we should have kept both stamps.

Yeah, and that other one what I put my stamps in.

An old stamp can become a picture on the wall.

More than 320 new stamps have been created since 2000.

It also had a school, which can be seen on a stamp.

I turned it over again and looked at the stamp.

The stamp on the inside cover told me what I already knew.

Probably because the value of the stamps will not hold as you know, time goes on.

"Could you look at the time stamp across the top and tell me where it came from?"

Then, without another word, he turned and stamped back to his own line.

He stamped down hard on one end of the board.

He stamped on the floor of the car with both feet.

At any point they could have stamped us out, but now we own the world.

Every time you think you've stamped her out, she comes back.

How would you like it if someone stamped on your head?

She turned and stamped back to her place ahead of them.

If not, they're already stamped and you know what that means.

Why does it always take so long to stamp these things out?

Those stamped out during 1990 start using the 90 security mark.

The key is to stamp it out in the world if at all possible.

He quickly stamped it down, one of the most difficult things he'd ever done.

They had to stamp it out in the rest of us, to control.

To be able to see it stamped on the face, the color of the eyes and hair.

You know, give the guy a week to stamp out a black market industry or two, he's not that good.

"Now you see why the government wants to stamp us out," the big guy says.

It would be nice to stamp some new blood into them.

He has gone in and not needed to stamp his style on the team.

The whole room might have been stamped out with a die.

He got to his feet and stamped out of the hall.

"But I have yet to stamp upon others with them."

It was too much to ask of one to read them so I sat in my office and stamped away.

The Name is stamped on every unit, no matter how small.

He looked more than ever as if stamped out of metal.

She made a run at us, and stamped her foot.