Sentence examples for with a postage from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that these pioneers will be honored with a postage stamp.

If you're willing to spend $7.50, they'll donate a shoestring with a postage stamp stuck to it to one of these young women.

Roberts was awarded the MBE by the Queen and honoured with a postage stamp in 2013 and said the work done at Bletchley Park was unique.

The occasion arose when Khrushchev invited Glezos – who at the height of the Cold War was a hero in the Soviet Union, honoured with a postage stamp bearing his image – to the Kremlin.

Like most people I am surprised when I receive a letter in the mail the old fashioned way: with a postage stamp, delivered to my front door.

But with a postage stamp-sized skin biopsy and a spray-on kit, a doctor can cover nearly 50 square inches of a patient's body.

A tiny porch with a postage-stamp sized pool completed the setup, all sited for total privacy.

But last night he found a much more chaste link – Reuters via Yahoo – with a postage-size picture that renders its more naughty bits in miniature.

He grew up with his mother, a garment factory worker, in an apartment in a small building with a postage-stamp yard.

My wife and I live in a small frame house in Chicago with a postage-stamp backyard, just big enough to sling a hammock between the deck and a birch tree.

If you are raising your children in the city, in a flat or a modest terrace with a postage-stamp back garden, then a huge, rambling country house with sprawling grounds, inhabited by a small, enlightened community sounds appealing.