Sentence examples for achieved a circulation from inspiring English sources

A large number of underground newspapers were also published and distributed – the underground paper La Libre Belgique achieved a circulation of 30,000.

The four target medical stories, each with a cumulative daily circulation surpassing 23 million, overshadowed 5 to 17 low-profile medical stories, the most recurrent of which achieved a circulation of only 0.9 million.

They were efficiently published - Anna Wintour edited Viva - but they failed; Omni arguably because Guccione and Keeton were stubbornly determined to achieve a circulation base of a million, no matter what.

In 1900, The Daily Mail in London, which dished out news and gossip in small servings generously garnished with photographs, was the first British paper to achieve a circulation of one million.

The Manchester Evening News achieved a headline circulation of 161,545 in the first half of 2008 after the Audit Bureau of Circulations combined its free and paid-for circulation figures for the first time.

It achieved a huge circulation.

Du Bois; by the end of its first decade it had achieved a monthly circulation of 100,000 copies.

His most famous novel was October The First Is Too Late, and several others, such as The Black Cloud (1957) and A For Andromeda (1962), which was made into a television serial, achieved a wide circulation.

Hachette Filipacchi's Red, edited by former Cosmopolitan editor Sam Baker, achieved a record circulation of 226,502, up 3.6% on the first half – but up less than 1% on the year to outsell Vogue and Harper's Bazaar.

The EC Guideline was developed for the Commission services in late 1990s to help them judge the quality of projects proposed for financing by Member State, and it rapidly achieved a wide circulation so that later versions were aimed not only at EC services but also at staff of financial institutions, consultants and analysts.

Wired UK's stablemate Vanity Fair achieved a UK record circulation during 2009, but another, the five-year-old Easy Living, slipped back.