Sentence examples for a circulation for from inspiring English sources

For example, the location of the bar, kitchen, and tables designed to enable a circulation for easy and fast movement around the space.

Strikingly, the embryo is not dependent upon a circulation for oxygenation, as it obtains sufficient via diffusion from the incubating medium until several days old.

The magazine, which once had a paid circulation of 18 million, has lost subscribers over the last decade, for a circulation of 11.9 million for the second half of last year.

Last August, Hearst bought the Chronicle, which has a circulation of 466,000, for $660m from the family firm that had owned it for years.

The presses for Norte de Ciudad Juarez, a paper in the border city across from El Paso with a circulation of roughly 30,000, rolled for the final time Sunday.

Mr. Wahad, now 56, was known as Richard Moore when he was a field lieutenant for the Black Panthers and a circulation manager for the party's daily newspaper during the Vietnam War era.

A circulation experiment for water was started in 2006 and a circulation experiment for waste materials is planned for 2007.

The Journal, The International Herald Tribune and The Financial Times are waging a circulation war for primacy among English-language readers abroad.

His father was a circulation coordinator for The Philadelphia Bulletin, the former newspaper.

Barrie Ball lives on a narrowboat after a career in road haulage; Jo Swift is a circulation promoter for the local Loughborough Echo.

Luis Rivera, a circulation manager for The New York Times, heard from a co-worker of his missing wife, Carmen, 33, the night of the attack.