Sentence examples for worth stamping from inspiring English sources

The locavores might retort that even if air-freighted food does have a small market share, it is still worth stamping out.

Just last week, police seized 33 pounds of heroin in the Bronx worth $8m stamped variously "NFL", "government shutdown", "iPhone", and '"Olympics 2012".

Almost every possible interest group was appeased with some tasty morsel; hospices, people buying or selling homes worth £25,000 (where stamp duty used to cut in so harshly), apprentices, commuters across the Pennines, widows and widowers who can now inherit pensions and ISAs, kids going on planes, you name it, Mr Osborne had a amuse-bouche for them.

Buy a few dollars worth of stamps from Endicia and start cranking out postage stamps from home.

Meanwhile I'm encloring 35 cents worth of stamps.

(2) "Five hundred and eighty dollars' worth of stamps and no order number.

Mrs. had been getting $200 worth of stamps a month.

Maehl would have been worth the stamp, as he showed with his 8 catches, 145 yards and 3 touchdowns Saturday.

The Carter administration changed the program so that those eligible could get $70 worth of stamps without paying any cash.

Stamps.com gives away $10 to $25 worth of stamps to new customers, then exacts minimum fees that start as low as $2 a month.

To register Flat Island Co. in 2002, for instance, Microsoft paid an $890 registration fee, a $67 filing fee and $139 worth of stamps to accompany a letter requesting tax exemption, according to the subsidiary's registration papers.