Sentence examples for Circulate from inspiring English sources
verb
To move in circles or through a circuit
He set about producing a "dummy" to circulate to potential advertisers.
Questions also circulate concerning DeRosario as still offers many qualities, but he obviously doesn't fit into the young player mold and he comes at a high cost.
A police officer in the Duggan case is under investigation by the IPCC after allegedly failing to circulate intelligence about the gun which was linked to an incident in a Hackney barber shop a couple of weeks before Duggan was killed.
"They put the names of young women on a list and circulate through BBM [BlackBerry Messenger].
pic.twitter.com/GnI8dQbTj5 (h/t: @kaylaepstein) Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.06pm ET17 06 Guardian Washington correspondent Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) watches as tourists, the lifeblood of the capital, begin to circulate in earnest again.
The Observer's political editor, Toby Helm, warned that the ad could prove dangerous for Conservatives' reputation if it continues to circulate.
Mark McC to circulate various proposals for books that were bought by publishers.
Even wilder stories began to circulate.
ONE of the dreams of nanotechnologists those who try to engineer machines mere billionths of a metre across is to build medical devices that can circulate in the bloodstream.
Stories circulate of Mr Greenberg's own aircraft being sent to bring sick employees for care at New York-Presbyterian hospital (home to the Greenberg wing), and of his secretary evacuated from Lebanon in the midst of war.
Various figures circulate for the cost of doing business with cyber-criminals.
