Sentence examples for postage through from inspiring English sources

At the time the club boasted about 65 to 70 volunteers, all women (men were not admitted as members of the charitable society until 1985), who took on the cost of postage through dues and fund-raising.

The E-Stamp CoRedwoodon in Redwood City, Calif., which sells postage through the Internet, has consolidated its account at a single agency by naming FCB New York, part of the FCB Worldwide unit of True North Communications, to handle assignments with spending estimated at $20 million to $30 million.

Mailers, who finance the Postal Service through postage, cannot afford to maintain a mail processing, transportation and delivery network intended for an earlier era and double the mail volume.

They also provide value-added services via the Integrated Dispensing System, 'SMS and Take'Driveive Thru' and 'Medication Through Postage', which are efforts targeted to improve healthcare delivery efficiency in the country.

"My guess is it went through the postage meter".

I have to feel I have developed an idea enough before committing to the labour-intensive version – beginning with postage stamp-size doodles, through to double page full-colour layouts that may take several hours.

So, he and his colleagues designed an experiment where volunteers picked up 45 submerged objects such as glass marbles and lead fishing weights from a bin one at a time with their right hand, passed them through a postage stamp-sized hole in a barrier to their left hand, and then dropped them through another hole into a box.

They'll end up going through automated postage machines and can get bent, torn or be left with an unattractive scan mark on them.

Do not run the envelopes through a postage meter.

Right now, the Postal Service, which is financed through sales of postage, receives no direct federal appropriations, although it is exempt from most taxes.

Mr. Lazio also urged the passage of a bill he introduced last week that would continue financing for breast cancer research through the sale of postage stamps.