Sentence examples for circa to from inspiring English sources

But the report's obsession with startups and other online news properties – everything from the news-reading app Circa to Yahoo News is listed on its "Competitor Cheat Sheet" – is a dangerous mistake.

From South Florida festivals with names like Magical Maydaze, Se' Ance, Ra, and Circa to Central Florida raves such as Usuaya, Love Festival and Zen, the late 90s were already full of these events when Ultra decided to kick off.

The idea has similarities to Circa and to what Calacanis was already doing on a smaller scale for tech news with the Launch Ticker.

From circa 1081 to circa 1180, the Komnenian army assured the Empire's security, enabling Byzantine civilisation to flourish.

This one owes part of its existence to Bob Dylan, circa 1965 to 1971, but then moves on into his own overheated, bohemian-literate mind.

We examined effects of historical disturbance (circa 1813 to 1850) compared to current disturbance (circa 2004 to 2008) on aboveground, live tree biomass (for trees with diameters ≥13 cm) and landscape variation of biomass in forests of the Ozarks and Plains landscapes in Missouri, USA.

The names of the textbooks—from circa 2000 to date for grades one to four are Study of the Environment and for grades five and six I Inquire and Discover.

James Lally's examples, which were played at ritual ceremonies, range from the Shang dynasty (circa 1600 to circa 1100 B.C). to the early Western Han dynasty (206 B.C. to A.D. 8).

In old white America — New Rochelle, circa 1906, to be exact — difference usually kept to its place.

Despite a rise in marsh accretion from 1.0 mm yr−1 circa 1900 to 3.6 mm yr−1 at present, the marsh surface has lost elevation relative to tidal datums.

Outstanding examples include a group of shallow lotus bowls (circa 1450 to 1250 B.C.) with gaily painted decorations, and a small collection of chalices (circa 1425 to 925 B.C.) in various stylized lotus shapes.