The phrase "a stamp with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a stamp that features a specific design, image, or text.
Example: "I received a letter today that had a stamp with a beautiful landscape on it."
Alternatives: "a stamp featuring a" or "a stamp depicting a".
If you are looking at a stamp with a green tint, for example, you can request a color search and find a sample of stamps with that tint.
A11 New Racial Gaffe in Mexico The Mexican government, just weeks after President Vicente Fox made an offhand remark that angered many American blacks, has issued a stamp with a cartoon caricature of a black boy with thick lips, big eyes and protruding ears.
As described in Figure 1, μCP requires a stamp with a relief of the features to be printed.
A cellulose sponge will produce a stamp with a built-in texture.
NIL fabricates nanopatterns by pressing a hard stamp with nanopatterns into a thin film and deforming the film mechanically.
Mr. Morgan has Elizabeth observe dryly that she knows she's perceived as "a postage stamp with a pulse".
A cluster of men and women stand and stamp with extraordinary speed, flinging their arms to one side, often rising on the balls of their feet to add an extra stamp with a heel until they seem off balance.
For connoisseurs of such cock-ups, the misattribution will perhaps be most reminiscent of East Germany's 1956 blunder in issuing a Robert Schumann stamp with a score in the background that happened to be by Schubert.
If you click the link, a tiny video window appears on that page, no bigger than a commemorative postage stamp, with a timer counting down how long the video plays.
You will need: A rubber stamp with a design of your choice A small Tupperware tub Kitchen roll or flannel Rubber gloves An apron An old cereal packet 3% hydrogen peroxide 1) Place the cardboard in between the front and back sides of your garment.
Obscurity may be a dream of Elizabeth's, but she knows that it's just that — a dream, which must be set aside in order for her to deal with the realities of her role as, she jokes, "a postage stamp with a pulse".
