Sentence examples for a good stamp from inspiring English sources

And soon enough, this imperfectly socialized killer is back in the game, taking contracts in cities like Dallas and New York, where a man can always find a good stamp auction.

You r-r-ruined a perfectly good stamp!" "Ed," I said loudly, caught off guard and angered by his outburst, "It doesn't matter.

Good stamp references available at most U.S. libraries include Richard John Sutton's "Stamp Collector's Encyclopedia" and the "Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps and Covers" for U.S. stamps, and in the United Kingdom, the Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth Catalog and the British Empire Stamp Catalog.

Farrell's half-back partner Ben Youngs also chose a good time to stamp his authority on proceedings, after the versatile Greig Laidlaw turned in a man-of-the-match display for Scotland against Italy.

Mr Eadie said: "There is a good supply of stamps across the country.

Once, men and women could make a good living by stamping glowing ratings on companies offering stock to the public for the first time, even if they secretly believed those companies were dogs.

Companies, he said, "do a good job of stamping empathy out of employees, then are surprised when employees make poor decisions or try to sell things that people don't need".

A good number of metal stamping companies can metal stamp a prototype of any material.

A good old fashioned rubber stamp depicting a camera.

As said above, pre-pay stamps usually are a good sign, while many smaller stamps could be a cause for concern.

Don Smeraldi, a Postal Service spokesman, said in an interview, "Having an individual on a stamp would personalize it to the extent that we wouldn't have a good return on printing stamps, because we print them in the millions".