Sentence examples for its stamps from inspiring English sources
The United States Postal Service announced this week that it was tossing out its rule that its stamps honor only dead individuals and will be featuring the living as well.
It receives many hundreds of requests for subjects for its stamps every year from the public, collectors and organisations.
I haven't sold much [of] the U.S. It's hard because you love your native country through its stamps.
The UK, as the inventor of the postage stamp, has the unique distinction of being able to omit the country name from its stamps.
The Tory prime minister, so keen to sell off nationalised industries, drew the line at Royal Mail, reputedly because its stamps bore the queen's head.
An advisory committee might produce visually more elegant bills, but would the United States end up with Elvis and Bugs Bunny on its bills as well as on its stamps?
US medicines containing heroin were available over the counter from 1907, after the American Medical Association gave it its stamp of approval.
Croatia employs Q.R. codes on its postage stamps.
It retraced its stamping passage, trees in its shadow.
Google bought this site a while back, but it has yet to put its stamp on it.
It is putting its stamp on military policies as well.
