Sentence examples for over a stamp from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's a long way from a debate over a stamp to worrying that we're stifling our children.

I was pleased to see that the White House spokesman, Scott McClellan, believes that "racial stereotypes are offensive no matter what their origin," and that "images such as these have no place in today's world" ("Fight Grows Over a Stamp U.S. Sees as Racist and Mexico Adores," news article, July 2).

The woman wanding me said, apologetically, "He's going to touch your things but he'll have gloves on, okay?" Meanwhile her colleague was puzzling over a stamp in my passport.

Johnny Laboriel did speak out in 2005 during a controversy over a postage stamp the Mexican government had issued, which portrayed a black child (and former comic book character) with exaggerated lips.

The US is not going to take over the world, not even in the MBA world, although the MBA has "made in the US of A" stamped all over it.

In the 80s, producers were more cautious about recasting – and one star more reluctant to take over a role stamped by another – and, if current judgements had been applied, it is likely that Pravda would have continued with another heavyweight (John Thaw, Michael Gambon) in the part.

The Cadet Nurse Corps has been overlooked in history books, excluded from veterans organizations and even passed over for a postage stamp in 1997 after Mrs. Patak and others sent hundreds of letters to the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committeee in Washington.

A6 Fox Denies Stamp is Racist The dispute over a new postage stamp series in Mexico labeled racist by United States officials threatened to turn into a full-blown culture war, as Mexicans, including President Vicente Fox, argued that calls to ban the stamp were based on ignorance.

Never apply water to an area with ink or a stamp over it.

Theresa Rebeck's deftly formulaic drama about a power struggle over a rare stamp collection has the feeling of an expertly drawn blueprint on tracing paper.

She plans to pay for it by raising corporation tax from 20% to 25% over four years, and doubling a stamp tax on borrowing operations to 0.8%.