Sentence examples for became a postage from inspiring English sources
Freund's photograph of Malraux in 1935, hair in the wind and cigarette between the lips — a photo that in 1991 she didn't much want to talk about anymore — became a postage stamp in 1996, without the cigarette.
His photo of India's Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru became an Indian postage stamp.
Forsberg became a hero, and the overhead photograph of that amazing goal was turned into a famous Swedish postage stamp.
The journalist became an iconic figure with parks, schools, scholarships and even a U.S. postage stamp in his honor.
After his death, Salazar became an iconic figure, with parks, schools, scholarships and even a U.S. postage stamp in his honor.
It also became an international graphic symbol for Africa itself, seen on colonial postage stamps and in American art associated with the Harlem Renaissance.
In one of the first works at de Nagy, a postage stamp of the Jefferson Memorial becomes a shimmering nocturne with the addition of some blue gouache and a sliver of moon.
" In other words, the Jewish state has to be rolled back beyond the 1967 borders-beyond even the 1948 borders-until it becomes, not even a postage stamp but a historic error buried beneath a new Arab or Muslim state.
Go find a soft bag, or if you become a bit more experienced, a few cardboard postage boxes.
Like postage stamps or baseball cards, they've become a niche commodity.
