Sentence examples for English circulated from inspiring English sources

Although Russia forbade its publication until 1988, (or in English) circulated throughout the nation in manuscript form and found itself published in the United States as early as 1924.

Several of Waller's poems, including "Go, lovely Rose!"—one of the most famous lyric poems in English literature had circulated for some 20 years before the appearance of his Poems in 1645.

Long ruled by the British, Pakistan is home to many English-language newspapers, among them Dawn (www.dawn.com), its most widely circulated English daily.

Previous studies used articles from English language newspapers circulated in Japan or from a limited number of the larger domestic Japanese papers [ 5, 14].

Straits Times Singapore's most widely circulated English-language paper: has close ties to the government.

In that case, the leak appeared in at least one Pakistani newspaper, including The News, a widely circulated English-language paper.

In English-speaking countries people tend to speak of "Michelangelo's sonnets," as though all of his poems were written in that form, partly because the sonnets were widely circulated in English translations from the Victorian period and partly because the madrigal is unfamiliar in English poetry.

The letter, written in Danish, was leaked to the Danish press in June and later circulated in English.

French and English advertisements will be circulated to these groups via e-mail.

In 1990 he launched the European, a London-based English-language weekly newspaper circulated throughout Europe.

Less romantically, a certain Droma has taught her parrot to screech, "Pay up! Pay up!" Even more vivid characters flit through "The Pretty Women of Paris," an English-language guide that circulated in 1883, at the dawn of the belle époque.