Sentence examples for circles of a from inspiring English sources
She also showed granny knits and a skirt made of the sort of crochet circles of a homemade afghan.
Some are loose but fairly closed circles of a hundred or so friends; their speech amounts to birdsong.
Witty, charming and sociable, he loved good company, while moving mainly in establishment circles of a wealthy and powerful elite.
And the plate the dumplings were on was dabbed with circles of a red cabbage cream, certainly not a Chinese condiment.
The media flowered in psychedelic shades of orange, purple, yellow and green, and in the melting shapes and dizzying circles of a world gone almost mad.
Stone was his preferred medium and, though he always had supporters, his work remained largely unknown outside the tiny circles of a British avant garde.
You should end up with a semi-circle of a dumpling with a flattish base.
But virtually no wealth trickles down to people beyond an elite circle of a few thousand.
Goldsmith belonged to the circle of a writer of still ampler range and outstanding intellect, Samuel Johnson.
It examined the relentless vicious circle of a "life of crime".
He draws the circle of a doorknob and opens the door.
