Sentence examples for are circulation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of moving in a circle, or in a course which brings the moving body to the place where its motion began.
"Both are circulation powerhouses, and I'm perfectly content with both properties as businesses".
The words that keep cropping up are "circulation", "cliff" and "falling over".
"The key barometers of magazine success are circulation, advertising and profitability," Mr. Colvin said, adding that awards are beside the point.
If the vents are covered with louvers and screens, as most are, circulation is obstructed, so the vents should be about twice the size they would otherwise be.
Some of the earliest decisions to be made in the planning process are circulation issues, both outside and inside an animal facility.
The most dynamic are circulation factors, that cause transfer of large masses of atmospheric air formed over world ocean and land, as well as between certain climatic zones of the earth.
It is "Circulation Figures," not "Circulating Figures".
Anything further is circulation fodder.
One measure of inertia is circulation.
"The Inquirer's circulation" can be "circulation at the Inquirer".
"The greatest challenge for national newspapers is circulation.
