Sentence examples for private stamp from inspiring English sources

Amortised over 24 years - and who would not remain in such a glorious dwelling for ever? - this private stamp duty, Ephron calculated, amounted to the equivalent of one cappuccino per day.

John Brook Marriott, a Briton who for many years watched over the queen's bulging private stamp collection, considered one of the world's richest, died on July 3 at Godalming, Surrey.

Former army private claims he also saw a fellow private stamp on the head of a dead Iraqi Avocado lovers can look forward to the arrival of an enormous new variety, five times bigger than the standard size, when it hits supermarket shelves tomorrow.

The British government, however, did not protest the issuance of private postage stamps by Harman and subsequent owners of Lundy.

Unlike royal wax seals affixed to letters — signs that the contents were authentic and private — modern stamps are signs of something being enacted in public.

One can find individual stamps on surgery (stamp 38), radiotherapy (stamp 39) and chemotherapy.

In other words, Angle wants to turn health care over to the private sector and stamp out public competition.

A sissy little boy!" That's when the laughter really exploded, my private shame given the ultimate stamp of approval by an authority figure who clearly relished her mission of molding young minds.

Mr. Ainsworth collected them all, as well as Lincoln tax stamps, private issues, postal ephemera, and proofs and test printings of designs and colors that were not adopted.

In many cases it was clear that these private deals rubber-stamped highly aggressive tax avoidance structures, sapping the tax receipts of other nations.

They survive not through wilderness resourcefulness but private charity, food stamps and welfare checks which land around the start of each month, expressed in the term "the eagle shits on the first".