Sentence examples for stamp now from inspiring English sources

Stamp, now 74, still oozes calm and knows he's always going to be the coolest and most handsome person in the room.

A first-class stamp now costs 64p – it would be 43p if prices had risen with inflation since 2006.

Surgeons removed most of Megan's teratoma, but it has left an indelible stamp: now 5 years old, she can't talk, walk or sit up unassisted.

Essentially a national license for hunting migratory waterfowl, the stamp — now costing $25 and each year featuring a different painting of a duck, goose or swan — must be affixed to every hunter's state permit.

Re "When E-Mail Turns From Delight to Deluge" (Bits, Feb. 10), in which Jenna Wortham describes the onslaught of e-mail as real and getting worse: I propose a one-cent tax on all sent e-mails — remember a postage stamp now costs 46 cents — with the collected revenue going to a dedicated fund to help pay for health care for Americans unable to afford it.

As promised, the United States Postal Service has enacted the smallest of price hikes today: first-class stamps now cost 42 cents.

This is just the most incredible feeling in the world - and I get a post box and stamps now.

Now Mayor Bloomberg and the health lobby are arguing that the diets afforded by food stamps, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, have become rather too appetizing.

Mr. Gingrich is correct that the number of Americans receiving food stamps, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, has soared under President Obama.

The Food Research and Action Center and Catholic Charities USA said they supported expanding child nutrition programs but opposed cutting money for food stamps, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Food stamps now fortify the family income by $623 a month, and Mr. Mangold, who is still patching together odd jobs, no longer objects.