Sentence examples for circulate stories from inspiring English sources

An American propensity to circulate stories of valiant individuals triumphing over great odds must make people coping with recurrent, chronic or terminal illness feel like duds.

Rival socialist politicians began to circulate stories about Mr. Waldheim's past, and archival material made its way into a leading magazine, Profil.

Those buttons enable readers to quickly circulate stories, pictures and videos to their friends and followers on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and 42 other sites.

In January, pro-Putin social-media accounts began circulating stories about Freeland's grandfather, who had edited an anti-Semitic newspaper in Poland during the Second World War.

The Israeli military had instituted a gag order on press reports of the kidnapping, but on WhatsApp, Israelis began circulating stories about "something" being up.

Republican strategists began circulating stories about Schweitzer and his work stumping for Obama immediately after The Washington Post broke the news about Baucus's retirement.

In fact, Kmart management is circulating stories like hers as a way of propping up the chain's collapsing public image.

Torridge's puddingly appearance did not suggest that he had bijou qualities, but the boys circulated stories of a liason between him and the chaplain God Harvey.

During Andrew's presidential bids in 1824 and 1828, his enemies circulated stories about Rachel's first marriage, claiming that Andrew was an adulterer and Rachel a bigamist.

Hamas has circulated stories in its official news media and Web sites about the Israeli secret services' methods of recruiting new spies.

There are sketchy but widely circulated stories that the militants are trained by the Taliban and receive money from drug traffickers and from Osama bin Laden, the exiled Saudi accused of leading an international terrorist group.