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Definition of postage in English: postagenoun ˈpəʊstɪdʒˈpoʊstɪdʒ mass noun1The sending of letters and parcels by post. proof of postage is required Example sentencesExamples - Consider all the steps involved in a project, from the time you spend creating it all the way through to postage or follow-up calls.
- Resources for postage, travel, and specialist items of equipment are likely to be limited.
- She prepared the package and sent it by surface mail because of the huge cost of postage for air mail, then we both sat back to wait.
- And I'll blame the lack of quality postage on lack of time and having my hands full of other things instead of the wind having been taken out of my sails.
- But his appeal has been quashed because he cannot provide proof of postage.
- As I was unable to produce proof of postage or purchase the matter was referred to Post Office Ltd, Belfast.
- They're actual legal postage in Sierra Leone and recognized by every postal authority around the world.
- As good as our royal mail cope with postage I would hate to miss my deadline.
- I also think it's great that you are servicing the western side of Oz where postage times from the east take longer to get to Western Australia
- He said he did not have proof of postage but kept a copy of the form which he copied on his fax machine.
- A spokesman for the council said a few extra days are generally allowed for postage.
- Return documentation on time and always get proof of postage.
- 1.1 The amount required to send a letter or parcel by post.
the prices include postage and packing Example sentencesExamples - Internet providers customarily charge a flat rate for a server that can be used to send email, and there's no postage required on email.
- Return postage was prepaid and responses were anonymous.
- A very grateful John handed over his address and £5 to cover the postage.
- I know the price includes postage, but normal airmail to and from the US usually takes anywhere between one and three weeks.
- While overseas, soldiers usually get free postage for letters back to the states.
- If you bought over the phone, internet or by mail order, this refund must include the cost of postage.
- Each stamp costs about double the price of generic first-class postage.
- Add £1 for postage for each book ordered.
- He got his postage refunded only after sending numerous letters and e-mails.
- It cost me $10 for the chocolate, packing and first-class postage.
- If ordering by mail, add €5.50 postage for the first book.
- Add $6.50 postage for one book, $1 extra for both books.
- CDs cost £7.00 each and the price includes postage and packaging.
- The price (credit cards not accepted) includes postage and packing.
- Read and understand the terms and conditions - is postage included and do you need extra insurance?
- Unsolicited manuscripts or photographs should be accompanied by return postage.
- Return address labels, pre-paid postage and integrated tracking are becoming more commonly provided by shippers.
- Have you included adequate return postage & packaging if you wish your entries to be returned?
- It can also be obtained from the same address for £6.98, including postage and packing.
Definition of postage in US English: postagenounˈpōstijˈpoʊstɪdʒ 1The sending or conveying of letters and parcels by mail. the free postage that members of Congress enjoy Example sentencesExamples - Consider all the steps involved in a project, from the time you spend creating it all the way through to postage or follow-up calls.
- But his appeal has been quashed because he cannot provide proof of postage.
- As good as our royal mail cope with postage I would hate to miss my deadline.
- As I was unable to produce proof of postage or purchase the matter was referred to Post Office Ltd, Belfast.
- He said he did not have proof of postage but kept a copy of the form which he copied on his fax machine.
- A spokesman for the council said a few extra days are generally allowed for postage.
- Return documentation on time and always get proof of postage.
- Resources for postage, travel, and specialist items of equipment are likely to be limited.
- And I'll blame the lack of quality postage on lack of time and having my hands full of other things instead of the wind having been taken out of my sails.
- She prepared the package and sent it by surface mail because of the huge cost of postage for air mail, then we both sat back to wait.
- They're actual legal postage in Sierra Leone and recognized by every postal authority around the world.
- I also think it's great that you are servicing the western side of Oz where postage times from the east take longer to get to Western Australia
- 1.1 The amount required to send a letter or parcel by mail.
the calendar is available for $15.95 including postage and handling Example sentencesExamples - Unsolicited manuscripts or photographs should be accompanied by return postage.
- Internet providers customarily charge a flat rate for a server that can be used to send email, and there's no postage required on email.
- Add £1 for postage for each book ordered.
- CDs cost £7.00 each and the price includes postage and packaging.
- I know the price includes postage, but normal airmail to and from the US usually takes anywhere between one and three weeks.
- If you bought over the phone, internet or by mail order, this refund must include the cost of postage.
- It cost me $10 for the chocolate, packing and first-class postage.
- Have you included adequate return postage & packaging if you wish your entries to be returned?
- Return address labels, pre-paid postage and integrated tracking are becoming more commonly provided by shippers.
- The price (credit cards not accepted) includes postage and packing.
- It can also be obtained from the same address for £6.98, including postage and packing.
- If ordering by mail, add €5.50 postage for the first book.
- Return postage was prepaid and responses were anonymous.
- Each stamp costs about double the price of generic first-class postage.
- While overseas, soldiers usually get free postage for letters back to the states.
- He got his postage refunded only after sending numerous letters and e-mails.
- Add $6.50 postage for one book, $1 extra for both books.
- A very grateful John handed over his address and £5 to cover the postage.
- Read and understand the terms and conditions - is postage included and do you need extra insurance?
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