Sentence examples for a typical stamp from inspiring English sources

Wilt the Stilt has become the first NBA player honored with a stamp, which is, fittingly, much much longer than a typical stamp.

The weight of the chip that Reynolds and his team developed is just 38 milligrams, or less than half of a typical postage stamp.

"On eBay I've found lots of that material," he said, "but not from typical stamp dealers; from paper dealers and ephemera dealers".

For a typical issue, Canada prints three million stamps, said Tim McGurrin, a spokesman for Canada Post, compared with perhaps 50 times that number in the United States.

The price of an average UK home sold in December last year hit a record £250,000, according to official figures, trebling the stamp duty for a typical home purchase to £7,500.

Worth about $30 a month to the typical food stamp recipient — and $91 million a year across the state — the additional benefits are among the first of the federal stimulus dollars to reach New Jersey.

One clip, with a time stamp of August 10, 2010, shows a typical, happy go lucky kid.

A typical example of cells immobilized in holes of a PDMS stamp is given in Additional file 10: Figure S8.

Here what the helpful programme calls a typical laundress (Teresa Amaya) lashes herself into a perfect fury of stamping and scowling.

Usually it has a 600-watt capacity (the amount is stamped on the device), which is more than enough for a typical living room lighting circuit.

Mawson described a typical foray outside the hut in a mid-winter blizzard: "A plunge into the writhing storm-whirl stamps upon the senses an indelible and awful impression seldom equalled in the whole gamut of natural experience.