Sentence examples for use stamps from inspiring English sources

"The Postal Service is in a unique position to use stamps as public service announcements.

Do they ever buy or use stamps specifically because of the subject (perhaps during a holiday or for a special letter)?

In that time, the volume of first-class mail declined 25 percent, including a 36 percent decline in individual letters — the kind that use stamps rather than meters.

You can tie-dye using bleach, or you can use stamps dipped in bleach, to stamp a whole new motif on to your damaged clothing.

At the beginning of the 15th century the inlay technique of Koryŏ celadon, in which the pattern was incised freehand, was taken over by Chosŏn potters, but they soon began to use stamps to produce in a matter of minutes an overall tiny floral pattern.

For more mature collectors, of any age, the focus has shifted from accumulating stamps to studying history, especially history illustrated by the passage of a letter from point A to point B. The biggest handicap that new collectors face is that many fewer people use stamps on their mail these days, and when they do, the stamps may not be worth collecting.

In prison, inmates often use postage stamps as currency.

-What is the value of your stamp (is it a specialty or a general use stamp)?

It is always preferable to use stamp tweezers to handle stamps rather than your fingers.

He tells the tale using stamps that he carved out of potatoes.

They also used stamps to impress fine-grained fields of dots and tiny blossoms.