Sentence examples for printing stamps from inspiring English sources

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".

Similarly, the museum is about to sell its stamp collection because the technology of printing stamps, a subject of considerable public interest in 1933 when the museum opened, no longer fascinates.

Chief among the collection's rarities are what experts call the "postmasters' provisionals," a group of stamps printed from 1845 to 1847 by local postmasters as a stopgap measure after Congress authorized new national postage rates but before the government began printing stamps.

This includes administrative costs (two minutes additional work for each of the 702 reminders at the labour cost of 60 EUR pr hour; 1,404 EUR), plus sheets, printing, stamps and envelopes costs (3 EUR for each reminder).

But jubilee soon gave way to logistical concerns like feeding people and printing stamps (which the South Sudanese government bungled on numerous occasions).

The mill, 40 miles north of Albany in Saratoga County, makes coated paper for magazines and paper used for printing postage stamps and labels.

This has fed into announcements about tattoo, printed, stamp-sized or flexible sensors and devices that you can stick onto your skin in order to collect motion or bio-information.

From the end of the 16th century, the constitutions were printed, stamped with the royal seal, and sent to the chancelleries of the municipal councils of all voivodeships of the Crown and also to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

Purchase a printed stamp or preprinted blank receipts with your business name and information already listed for quicker receipt writing.

After the molecules deposition and the peeling off of microfluidic channels, the micro-contact printing stamp can be used for micro-contact printing in a traditional manner.

It leads to non-negligible deformations within patterned or unpatterned areas, which translates into non uniformity of the printing, stamp pattern break and degradation of the polymer surface.