Sentence examples for postage is a from inspiring English sources

Approved Food is offering 51 Fairy All in 1 lemon dishwasher tablets for £4.99, but you need to combine your purchase with other products to make it worth your while, as postage is a hefty £5.25.

Like entering sweepstakes that require a purchase, paying exorbitant postage is a waste of money money that could be spent buying stamps for a lot of other sweepstakes.

This tiny restaurant, hence the name - 'the postage stamp' - is a big Left Bank hit.

The Court of Federal Claims decided the case on the ground of fair use, holding that the depiction of the Korean War Veterans Memorial on the postage stamp is a "transformative" work.

The first Tintin postage stamp was an eight-franc stamp issued by Belgian Post for the 50th anniversary of the publication of Tintin's first adventure on 29 September 1979, featuring Tintin and Snowy looking through a magnifying glass at several stamps.

Being asked to design a postage stamp was an unanticipated but pleasingly eclectic career first for a man with five photographs in the permanent collection of his favorite museum, the Metropolitan.

Now, though, the idea of e-mail postage is getting a second look from the owners of the two largest e-mail systems in the world, Microsoft and Yahoo.

Although no envelope or pre-paid postage is provided, a small number of the respondents posted their questionnaire back to the screening or co-ordinating centre, and virtually all of them also attended for breast cancer screening.

The postage is $1 for a single map, or $3.20 for more than one.

Then again, postage is cheap and a good job is priceless.

The staff is instructive, and Quist is happy to mail his merchandise abroad, but he warned that postage is often more expensive than a toothbrush.