Sentence examples for your postage from inspiring English sources

"And I said to him, 'Save your postage.' " The Yankees drafted Jeter with the sixth pick in 1992, and Groch has watched with pride ever since.

Now that the majority of prices for UK parcels depend on size as well as weight, packing your items in the right way can make a significant difference to your postage costs.

Lacking spare change, you could have mailed the battered buck to the state when you got home, but the cost of your postage and handling would have made this counterproductive.

In their journals, students respond to the following prompt (written on the board prior to class): "What events, scenes, objects and/or people are depicted on your postage stamp?" After a few minutes, have students share their responses and write them on the board.

For Canadians tired of maple leaves or airbrushed photos of the queen on their stamps, Canada Post suggests the 21st-century alternative: personalize your postage with a photo of the new baby, the new graduate, the happy couple or the loyal dog.

Ron Turner gives the example that if you buy a packet of sausages that taste funny, you return the pack to the manufacturer and they give you your money back and pay for your postage and even give you some vouchers to buy more products, it does not affect your right to sue them if you later get food poisoning from the sausages you ate.

While most design objects need to shrink to fit onto the screen of your phone, postage stamps do not — nor do clothing labels, matchbooks, or machine badges.

By Alexandra Lange March 24, 2015 While most design objects need to shrink to fit onto the screen of your phone, postage stamps do not nor do clothing labels, matchbooks, or machine badges.

Right now, printing your own postage is convoluted, expensive and cumbersome, requiring a subscription service (at or above $20/month base) and/or specialized equipment.

Your old postage scale may need to be re-calibrated from time to time.

Check your local postage rates and know what you're sending.