Sentence examples for stamp fear from inspiring English sources
For those of you worried that the cost of the campaign — estimated at $5 million to $10 million — may be a reason that the Postal Service will soon raise the price of a first-class stamp, fear not.
No wonder, too, that, as he mails off a tape of new songs to a former producer, solemnly licking the stamp, you fear the worst.
High-end London homes have seen prices fall since April, according to some reports, as the higher stamp duty rates and fears of a Brexit deter wealthy buyers.
While he supports the army to stamp out terror, he fears the army will take away any gains the revolutionaries have made.
The money is great drama [but] when I was sitting down writing the book, I was working through self-doubt and fear, trying to stamp them down all the time, so it's just like a dream come true to have editors at Little, Brown saying how much they love it.
While it may not age as well as something more sedate, it represents welcome risk-taking in an industry in which many automakers stamp out forgettable designs for fear of alienating buyers.
Bridges said the price fall was due to several factors, "from a low global oil price and China's economic slowdown, to stamp duty reform and international fears of Brexit".
Fearing that Mr Gul would rubber stamp AK-inspired laws, they went as far as to threaten a coup.
The bunkers, built during the 40 years of communist rule, were used as a propaganda tool, leveraging the fear of war to hold power and stamp out dissent.
Obama has much more to fear from being defeated by his race -- "food stamp president" -- than by his boredom.
