Sentence examples for stamp available from inspiring English sources

He declined to make Mr. Stamp available for an interview, citing possible litigation against his client.

Then, there is no need to prepare stamps with a specific design especially for this purpose, as any stamp available can be used.

Red Stamp (available for iOS and Android) makes sending a thoughtful card for any occasion super easy.

Both branches are sometimes called the loneliest road, although the official designation begins with the first passport stamp available at Fernley, along the alternate branch.

The CBMM series is posted online via DSpace@MIT and the arXiv.org (which provide a neutral time stamp) and available on our Web site.

You'll probably mostly be buying them already shelled, so a few pointers: if buying from bulk containers, make sure they smell fresh not rancid, that the bins are covered, and that the store seems to have fast turnover; if buying bagged, check the date stamp if available, and make sure the nuts don't appear shriveled or rubbery.

Right now, we're printing 300 million stamps a week so we can have 1 billion stamps available in post offices by Nov. 1".

which used to have a wide range of stamps available, now has only a small quantity of old stamps on sale.

"The number of stamps available on the Hong Kong market has dropped as a re sult of the introduction of a system in some mainland postoffices of recording the postage paid with either a franking machine or a rubber chop (cancellation).

The GB30 Rarities Index, which is quoted on Bloomberg Professional and tracks prices of the 30 most expensive British stamps available and traded on the open market, shows an average annual compound return for the past 40 years of 10.8 percent, while the GB250 Rare Stamp Index has shown an average compound annual growth rate of 13.9 percent since it was first compiled 10 years ago.

When the price of first-class postage was increased this week to 41 cents, the Postal Service made forever stamps available for the same price, allowing people to stock up on them and use them for years to come, even as rates are increased.