Sentence examples for Regular circulation from inspiring English sources

Regular circulation during 1975 reached 5.6m.

The edition tripled the magazine's regular circulation of 100,000 and prompted a "racism" lawsuit from the Grand Mosque of Paris.

If the ad gets into regular circulation, he stands a chance of being known for it, like other actors in iconic ads: Time to Make the Donuts Man; Where's the Beef Lady; or Mikey, Boy Who Likes It.

Production ceased in 1943 and they were only reintroduced into regular circulation in 1981, since when they have featured the architect Christopher Wren and the 17th century Bank of England governor Sir John Houblon.

'Whereas, the said publisher issues Munsey's Magazine a publication, published at New York City, New York, Chicago office 423 Marquette Building, and which has a regular circulation of 643,000 each issue.

The umbilical and placental circulation system differs from the regular circulation in that veins, not arteries, carry the oxygenated blood to the fetus, and arteries, not veins, carry away the oxygen-depleted blood, with the waste products, back to rejoin the mother's blood supply.

"Regular euro circulation coins" means euro coins intended for circulation excluding commemorative euro circulation coins.

Rhinoviruses showed a regular yearly circulation with peaks along the year corresponding to any rain season influence.

Monographs received with the collection are shelved in our regular stacks for circulation.

Could digital currencies be sued to replace or partially replace regular currencies in circulation?

Under physiologic conditions, large molecules, such as proteins and colloids, cannot cross the barrier in relevant amounts, which is a necessity for the regular function of circulation.