Sentence examples for a little circulation from inspiring English sources

Still, to anyone unfamiliar with poetry, it would seem that a such a little magazine with such a little circulation was unimportant, but over the years every young poet (and master, too) wanted to be in it.

His advice: "Give it five weeks, hanging in a cool spot with a little air circulation, and be sure it hangs free".

Strain typing of isolates sourced from elsewhere in Victoria indicated that circulating A/H3N2 was exclusively the A/Brisbane/10/2007-like strain and there was very little circulation of any A/H1N1 strains.

With newspapers sold so cheaply and generating little circulation revenue, newspapers depend more on ad revenue, he said, and, "if ninety per cent of your revenues come from advertising, you're in the advertising business".

Starting with 1965-dated pieces, the percentage of fine silver was reduced from 90% to 40% (silver clad), but even with this change the coin saw little circulation.

The first two books of Abbo of Saint-Germain's Bella Parisiacae Vrbis describe the siege of Paris by the Normans from 888 to 895; they received very little circulation.

In the case of being extremely dull, you can literally keep yourself awake by moving an appendage in a somewhat complex pattern, pinching yourself, cooling yourself down in your chosen method, cutting off a little of the circulation to a body part to make it tingle, intentionally breathe in a strong or minty scent.

The author then sheds doubt about the existence and circulation of a little known Jewish newspaper that circulated in Damascus after World War I, called al-Hayat.

If you have been in a warm climate for a long time and return to a cold one, it may take a little longer for your circulation to adjust".

It owns El País, which has an average daily circulation of a little more than 402,000, and several television and radio stations.

The elevated RC distributor is found to have a little impact on the solid circulation flux as a function of Uf.