Sentence examples for postage from inspiring English sources

As the Powell quote above suggests, as of the early 1970s, they led the way into a world where the most ambitious groups dispensed with band-portraits, and even typography: to this day, even if album "sleeves" are now often boiled down to the size of a postage stamp, musicians usually serve notice of their ambition by leaving such fripperies off their artwork.

Slice three rashers of smoked streaky or back bacon into postage stamp-sized pieces and fry with the sausage until the fat is crisp.

The mark of having made it used to be a postage stamp, or maybe a bauble from a head of state.

There is little joy in a six-paned sash when it is the size of a postage stamp, nor much fun to be had in a terraced-house bedroom that can barely hold a double bed.

Then you can order it as a 3D-printed figurine for under £19, including postage.

I remember, once, the rubber seal around the car door clipped into the shape of a postage stamp by alpine parrots looking for something to steal.

There is a magnificent view over Port Racine, the smallest port in France, that looks the size of a postage stamp in the wide, sweeping bay.

To make the format accessible, the watches are operated by voice or swipes – typing on a screen not much bigger than a postage stamp being rather impractical.

Downsides At $7.99 a month for current subscribers – $95.88 a year – Netflix costs almost the same as Prime, but without the free postage part of the Amazon service.

So far, online DVD rental services have been booming in Britain, attracting customers with the promise of convenience, free postage and no late fees.

Back came another wodge of documentation – 20 pages, costing £1.87 in postage – explaining again, in fairly repetitive mystical gibberish to an ancient technophobe, with seven photos of her car and numberplate, why her payment was not acceptable.