Sentence examples for issue stamps from inspiring English sources

First, the postal service cannot issue stamps celebrating living persons.

We don't mark it with celebrations, we don't issue stamps about it," he points out.

Austria and various German states followed suit in 1850, after which the remaining countries of the world began to issue stamps.

On the other hand, Inter-Governmental helped both Antigua and Lesotho issue stamps with Disney cartoon characters celebrating the Lunar New Year.

An article on Tuesday about a decision by the United States Postal Service to issue stamps featuring people still alive described incorrectly the measure of popularity of a 1993 stamp picturing Elvis Presley and a 1995 stamp picturing Marilyn Monroe.

Under the terms of the Lateran Pacts between the Catholic church and the Italian state, signed in 1929, the papacy was left with a tiny patch of territory in the middle of Rome which can issue stamps but (as Stalin famously pointed out) has no armed forces expect a small corps of Swiss Guards.

The polar bear has also been depicted on the logo for the German Environment Minister's campaign to help stop global warming and a 2008 special issue stamp.

George and his cousins created and issued postage stamps, which attracted stamp enthusiasts, which attracted other micronations.

George and his cousins created and issued postage stamps, which attracted stamp enthusiasts, which attracted other micro nations.

So the comparison does not exactly suggest that government-issue stamps and coins are outselling Amazon's books and videos.

Non-clients Mongolia and Romania also will be issuing stamps as part of the Grimm Omnibus.