Sentence examples for to be postage from inspiring English sources

(His "miniature royal portraits", for example, turn out to be postage stamps with the king's head on them).

"I felt they needed to be released from that static state, needed to be released for their original purpose to be postage".

The mark of having made it used to be a postage stamp, or maybe a bauble from a head of state.

One of the other two known photographs of Johnson is postage stamp size and is thought to have been taken in a booth in the 1930s.

"Not only was postage expensive, but they were too big to take on airplanes.

"There was a visa stamp; there were postage stamps; there was a little table on the entrance to Frestonia that would stamp passports," recalls Tony.

"The downside," said Ms. Prosser, the retail director, "is postage".

The theme was postage stamps (for day-wear) and banknotes (for evening-wear).

It's free, so all you pay is postage for the DVDs you mail out.

The only drawback: the rooftop pool, which I'd been looking forward to lounging beside, was postage-stamp size and had already been taken over by a Brazilian couple who were always there, always smooching.

There were also calls for a return to old-style navy blue British passports and for pensioners to be given free postage stamps at Christmas.