Sentence examples for issued plates from inspiring English sources

During metal-scarce World War II, some states issued plates made from soybean-based fibreboard, much to the delight of the goats who thought they were tasty.

These are the people you contact when you want to know when Massachusetts put a codfish on its plate (1928 for cars, 1929 for trucks), or which US state was the only one to have issued plates made from copper (Arizona).

They include a homemade plate from 1904, the year before the state began issuing plates.

Virginia started issuing plates with the image in 2002, with about 1,600 on the road today.

Other states began to issue plates that raised money for the environment, including Connecticut's "Preserve the Sound" plate, and in Illinois the "Prevention of Violence" plate, which provides money for shelters for battered women.

The Parisian publisher Lacombe was issuing plates in serial parts for his "Tableaux, statues, bas-reliefs et camees de la Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti" between 1789 and 1814.

Called the California Legacy License Plate Program, it would start issuing plates if 2,500 applications for them are received by the Department of Motor Vehicles on or before Jan . 1 , 2014

Washington issued the plates with the "taxation" slogan in blue letters on a white background in November as an option for those with cars registered in the city.

Still, it seemed like a realistic possibility, said Ms. Jones, who said her research had shown that other states had issued personalized plates even earlier.

In addition, the Austrian journal would have a profound influence Stieglitz's serial publications, when he issued photogravure plates as editor of Camera Notes and later his own journal Camera Work.

Shoppers have been using store credit ever since the early 1900s, when department stores issued "charge plates" — small metal cards embossed with the customer's name and address that were often kept behind the counter.