Sentence examples for typical stamp from inspiring English sources

Wilt the Stilt has become the first NBA player honored with a stamp, which is, fittingly, much much longer than a typical stamp.

"On eBay I've found lots of that material," he said, "but not from typical stamp dealers; from paper dealers and ephemera dealers".

The typical printed stamp album consists of pages bearing the names of countries and designated spaces for the latter's stamps in order of their date of issue, with illustrations of representative issues.

Worth about $30 a month to the typical food stamp recipient — and $91 million a year across the state — the additional benefits are among the first of the federal stimulus dollars to reach New Jersey.

The optimal parameters were used for typical hot stamping structural parts tests.

Dr. Wernham said people like Ms. Tucker were typical of many food stamp recipients.

Their names looked typical, but the time stamps were all recent — since July 2016 — and upon further inspection revealed redirects to other sites.

But with the typical emotional capriciousness that stamps both patriotic and romantic ordeals, by morning, I surprised myself when I erupted in tears of joy to see the thing come down.

For a typical issue, Canada prints three million stamps, said Tim McGurrin, a spokesman for Canada Post, compared with perhaps 50 times that number in the United States.

To put this in perspective, this is equal to 150,000 months of food stamps for the typical beneficiary.

The price of an average UK home sold in December last year hit a record £250,000, according to official figures, trebling the stamp duty for a typical home purchase to £7,500.