Sentence examples for world of stamp from inspiring English sources

It's a world of stamp collections and fire drills, tuck boxes and Latin tests.

In the safe, secondhand world of postage stamps, tranquility will return.

Within the world of crafts, stamping occupies its own niche, albeit one with crossover appeal.

Speaking to "all my little homeboys and homegirls back in the city," Lamar noted that he too came from a world of food stamps, welfare and public assistance housing.

American officials in Washington and around Latin America no longer walk in lockstep, no longer speak only of ridding the world of drugs to stamp out American addiction.

For the first half of her new memoir, Mary Portas fashions a deceptively upbeat coming-of-age story, set in 1970s Watford: a world of Green Shield stamps, chopper bikes and hand-me-downs.

If these elections take place and are internationally recognised, the regime will have received the world's stamp of approval to make void everything the revolution stands for.

At least a third of the world's stamp collectors are now in China; dealers say that auctions and shows in Hong Kong and Beijing are far more lively affairs, with younger participants, than those in London and New York.

On one large silver plate from 1859 (a portrait of a girl holding a doll, which is apparently a widely sought subject in the world of photography collecting), the stamped hallmark reads "Christofle," well known today as a manufacturer of fine silver products.

"No stranger than a small-town North Dakota banker amassing a world-class collection of stamps.

The stamp duty on shares should be revoked, given that the UK has the joint highest rate of stamp duty in the world.