Affix company stamp

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You place said greeting in an envelope you seal and affix a stamp to, before placing in a mailbox down the street.

Whatever one calls it, the bearer is invariably obliged to affix a tax stamp to the bottom of it.

It went on to state that if I wanted to know why, I had to fill out a form with the local prefecture (you begin to see a pattern evolving here, n'est-ce pas?) and affix a $3 tax stamp.

If you would like a copy of this article please send your request in triplicate to Finn-Olaf Jones, an American living in Paris, and be sure to affix the proper stamp.

Affix a postcard stamp to the top right corner of the back of the postcard.

The second day in Takamatsu was a Thursday, so he bought a postcard at a convenience store, affixed a stamp, and mailed it to his aunt.

Experts say government offices prefer faxes because they generate paperwork onto which bureaucrats can affix their stamps of approval, called hanko.

Collectors and dealers sometimes affix identifying stamps or labels on the backs of artworks.

The law says that Federal Express can compete with the Postal Service in the delivery of letter mail, provided that FedExs customers affix postage stamps in addition to paying the FedEx rates.

While the person with dementia may no longer be able to write holiday cards, ask them to stuff the cards into envelopes or affix postage stamps.

They wrote words on paper, put the paper in an envelope, affixed a stamp to the envelope, walked to a mailbox, and stood there paralyzed when they couldn't find the "send" button.