Sentence examples for at circa from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at circa" is not correct in standard written English
The term "circa" is typically used alone to indicate an approximate date or time. Example: "The manuscript was written circa 1500."
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The initial construction at the site has been placed at circa 8th century bce.
Magnetostratigraphic analysis reveals that the planation surface and the uppermost Yellow River terrace formed respectively at circa 3.7 Ma and circa 1.2 Ma ago.
You just have to park your spaceship into the garage at circa 75% of the speed of light.
Results indicate that meandering commenced at circa 15,000 to 16,000 cal years BP and continued throughout the terminal Pleistocene and Holocene.
Last year, he was asked to put together an exhibition composed of works in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, in Vienna, whose collection stops at circa 1800.
He is to be part of the ensemble of "A Christmas Story: The Musical" at Circa 21 Dinner Playhouse in Rock Island, Ill., beginning in November.
Heidi Funai sat perched at the swank bar at Circa in San Francisco's Marina district, the city's mecca for straight singles.
An attention to printing processes characterizes several other works here, including Richard Benson's "Sugar Mill at Aguirre" (circa 1978-81), shot at a closed-down sugar mill in Puerto Rico.
Look at Caspar David Friedrich's painting "A Walk at Dusk," circa 1830-35, a bleak and wintry little masterpiece at theJ.
Eugen I. Rabinowitch died on May 15, 1973 at Washington, D. circa, at the age of seventy-two.
