Sentence examples for standard postage from inspiring English sources

The envelope requires only standard postage, and Mr. Sancho has made arrangements with the post office to pay for ballots that arrive without stamps.

Kenneth McBride, Stamps.com's president and chief executive, said that businesses typically pay about 15percentto25percentcent over the cost of standard postage, depending on the size of the order.

Cards cost $2, plus standard postage, which is often less than the "real" cards you buy individually at the store.

It is famous among philatelists--or stamp collectors for the non-standard postage stamps that it issued during its short period of independence as the People's Republic of Tannu-Tuva, and was also the sight of President Vladimir Putin's famous topless horseback photo-shoot.

Mr. Karel, a French filmmaker, and Ms. Manera, an Italian journalist, have the advantages of standing outside the scrum of American literary politics and also of coming from countries that have venerated their writers with statues, standard editions, postage stamps and occasional prison time.

It does not meet the minimum standard for postage and delivery.

Instead, time after time, he has chosen to take the easy road and dismantle the USPS piece by piece -- whether it is by cutting post office hours, closing post offices, cutting service and delivery standards, increasing postage rates, or now ending Saturday delivery.

The new standard fifteen-cent postage stamp is pumpkin orange with a white eagle in profile.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1978P. 23 The new standard fifteen-cent postage stamp is pumpkin orange with a white eagle in profile.

By Daniel Menaker The New Yorker, June 19 , 1978P. 23 The new standard fifteen-cent postage stamp is pumpkin orange with a white eagle in profile.

When I notice mailings going out with the standard American-flag postage, I am chagrined.