Sentence examples for and a circulation of from inspiring English sources
Schiff's Post was an afternoon paper with liberal politics and a circulation of about four hundred and ninety thousand.
The Journal began independent publication in 1884 with a sentimental literary diet and a circulation of 20,000.
A tiny newsletter became a monthly magazine, with 210 pages this month and a circulation of 1.2m.
Mr. Trowbridge helped Yankee Magazine grow to reach a nationwide audience and a circulation of more than one million in the mid-1980's.
One example was the Gartenlaube (1853 1937; "Arbour"), which enjoyed great popular influence and a circulation of 400,000 in the 1870s.
The current issue of Manoeuvres has a price of 10 Canadian dollars ($7.35), and a circulation of just 3,000, with distribution either by mail or at one of the magazine's parties (there is also ordering information available at www.manoeuvres.tv).tv
The Canterbury Times is owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust and has a circulation of about 55,000.
By 1969 the paper had moved its office above the Fillmore East, at Second Avenue and Sixth Street, and had a circulation of 60,000.
(British Vogue, by comparison, comes out once a month and has a circulation of two hundred thousand).… Isabella and her husband, Detmar Blow, an art dealer, live in an old artisan's cottage on a small street in Waterloo.
The magazine Slam, which has been around since 1994 and has a circulation of nearly a quarter of a million and an editorial staff of….
Together, Muscle & Fitness and Flex rank Nos. 1 and 2, respectively, among more than a dozen competitors and have a circulation of approximately 600,000, roughly the same size as Atlantic Monthly or Premiere.
