Sentence examples for stamp may be from inspiring English sources

In like fashion, Beardsley wonders whether a rare stamp may be good for its own sake (Beardsley 1965); Shelly Kagan says that the pen that Abraham Lincoln used to sign the Emancipation Proclamation may well be good for its own sake (Kagan 1998); and others have offered similar examples (cf. Rabinowicz and Rønnow-Rasmussen 1999 and 2003).

A Japanese stamp may be used to illustrate this aspect (stamp 24).

An old stamp may be worth a few dollars by itself, but may be worth many times that in the historical context of the envelope that bears it.

Similarly, food stamps may be provided, but a neighbor should take a peek that the refrigerator contains healthy foods.

Separately, residents who do not currently qualify for food stamps may be eligible for emergency benefits and can call the same numbers.

Mrs Joly, who insists on paying for her own postage stamps, may be a French citizen, but she is not quite yet in France's mainstream.

Rabbi is offered, but not Imam — although if you select Rabbi you do so at your peril, since people whose passports bear Israeli stamps may be denied entry to the U.A.E.

For example, postage stamps may be tagged with a visually transparent coating of a fluorescing agent to prevent counterfeiting, and the addition of a fluorescing agent with emissions in the blue region of the spectrum to detergents will impart to cloth a whiter appearance in the sunlight.

Also, the behavior of food spending from food stamps may be different from food spending out of money income.

Stamps showing sunrays and flares (stamp 32) may be used to make people aware of the dangers of overexposure to sunrays.

The dwindling numbers of ordinary stamp collectors may be out of luck.