Sentence examples for form of postage from inspiring English sources

The idea of fighting spam on an economic basis using some form of postage has been discussed since 1992.

McQueen's Queen and Country, meanwhile, a powerful installation that takes the form of postage stamps bearing the heads of British soldiers killed in Iraq, continues to move those who see it (it is currently at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh).

The decision marks the first time in 80 years that the federal agency has allowed a company to offer a new form of postage to customers.

At the same time amino acid sequence analyses suggest partial homology to cellular adhesion molecules and degradation enzymatic activity, electing halomucin responsible for spatial arrangements of H. walsbyi cells in the form of postage stamp sheets and for the utilization of the scarce resources of the environment (http://www.mosaic.ethz.ch/research/docs/Rinck2009.pdf).

Instead he proposed a piece, called "Of Queen and Country," that would take the form of official postage stamps featuring photographs of the war dead.

Clearly, all but the very smallest of small businesses can benefit from using some form of PC Postage.

International Postage Vouchers – "Coupon-Réponse International", which can be exchanged at the respondents' post office for stamps, was the only form of international return postage available in Norway.

The machines meant no more trips to the post office because businesses could use them to stamp on their own postage, in the form of an American eagle.

About two-thirds of the colony's budget is provided by the United Kingdom in the form of a subsidy; the remainder is raised from the sale of postage stamps and from customs duties and wharf fees.

Exact postage in the form of three-dimensional bar codes can be printed on the envelope.

Money, like statues, holidays and postage stamps, is a form of public media that speaks particularly to what we, as a culture, think is important to note and admire.