Sentence examples for print stamps from inspiring English sources

A third stamp, marked Doar Ivri, or Hebrew Post, was printed during the British withdrawal from Palestine, when it was illegal for Jewish settlers to print stamps before the new country had chosen a name.

It has an interesting idea whereby you can print stamps on your local printer: A good idea that nobody seemed to care about.

With a third classmate, the two men spent their next year of school mapping out a company that, with the help of the United States Postal Office, would make software that could print stamps from home computers.

The paper used to print stamps sometimes has a watermark, often too faint to identify by holding it up to the light.

In shooting, it's "look for the 'Made in Taiwan.'" This particular Zen koan had to be explained to me: i.e., don't aim for the clay pigeon; aim for the fine print stamped on it.

From the second half of the 17th century, prints were frequently marketed as part of a series, each print stamped with the series name and the print's number in that series.

A print stamp can be made.

Researching the bomb provided Coster-Mullen with an outlet for a sensibility that might have been equally at home collecting tropical butterflies or double-print stamps.

On the front of the notes were printed stamps.

The service prints, stamps and mails the postcards for you, for $1.50 apiece.

Don Smeraldi, a Postal Service spokesman, said in an interview, "Having an individual on a stamp would personalize it to the extent that we wouldn't have a good return on printing stamps, because we print them in the millions".