Sentence examples for Great circulations from inspiring English sources

Small and great circulations are in sequence, with no communication to each other.

"I wanted that same tone your skin takes on when you have great circulation," Ms. Joseph said in the video.

When he did it again in 1933, Time Magazine noted that "The Yellow Peril has for 30 years been a great circulation-getter for the Hearst papers". Time, September 11 , 1933

If its party registrations are stunts, they are stunts in good heart and with a grand heritage, not to mention great circulation figures.

The book had no very great circulation until the film version appeared, based, to Burgess's considerable chagrin, on the American edition, which had excised a final, emollient chapter showing the older Alex appearing to repudiate violence.

A man, in order to obtain a great circulation of his patent medicine, entered into a contract with a vendor of such articles, giving him a general agency for the sale of the medicine, with 40percentnt discount, and stipulating that he would not supply anybody else at a larger discount than 25percentnt.

Ms. Nicholas said the group could not afford to buy advertisements in publications with greater circulation.

"Of course we believed greater circulation would improve the paper's financial performance," Mr. Allan said.

By far the greatest circulation is enjoyed by the right-of-centre De Telegraaf, from Amsterdam.

But it was the dailies that took the greatest circulation hit, confirming the increasingly steep downward trend in that sector.

Recent initiatives such as the Brixton and Bristol Pound have succeeded in linking greater circulation of a community's wealth with environmental goals.