Sentence examples for postage making from inspiring English sources

The whole process costs $5, plus postage, making it one of the cheapest and easiest options out there for shipping anything.

The post office is creating software to allow shippers to buy postage, make labels, order packaging and track express and priority mail shipments online.

The newest version will be issued this month as a "forever" stamp, making it valid even when the price of postage increases.

The app called Postage ($2) makes it easy to create and send e-cards from the iPhone.

Somehow the journal — in a smaller manila envelope with an address for cosmetic effect, "Illinois" misspelled and no postage — had made its way to the admissions office.

Considering there is no need to print anything out, nor is there a need to pay for postage, it makes sense that they should be cheaper.

In 1900 the Crown Agents for the Colonies sent three albums of postage stamps made on their order for colonial governments and then sent specimens of all future stamps commissioned.

Place product into a 3⁄4 inch (1.9 cm) thick cardboard box Use proper postage and make sure mailing address is correct.

The first was the slow speed of most web connections, which reduced streamed video to a fuzzy postage stamp and made music downloads something to try the patience of saints, never mind teenagers.

The cheapest postage was £8.21, making a total of £13.71, more than the price of a new copy of the book in the UK and the US.

Pitney Bowes to Outsource Jobs to India-Based Firm Pitney Bowes, the Stamford-based company best known for making postage meters, announced last week that it would shed approximately 200 of its computer networking jobs by the end of the year.