Sentence examples for circulated as possible from inspiring English sources
Since then, as curiosity mounted about what was taking so long and whether the Modern could not decide in what direction it wished to go, various names of curators here and abroad have circulated as possible successors to Mr. Varnedoe, although Mr. Elderfield was always regarded as a likely candidate.
Other names circulated as possible candidates included Michael M. Kaiser, president of the Kennedy Center; Michael C. Dorf, a lawyer who served on Mr. Obama's arts policy team during the campaign; and Claudine K. Brown, the program director for arts and culture at the Nathan Cummings Foundation.
Names the Trump campaign has circulated as possible Cabinet members so far do not include noted diplomats, experts or other successful veterans of foreign policy.
In summary, the general rules for regenerative NeMo are: (i) giving the newly received OM symbols and local reading higher priority to be stored and transmitted in the next round so that the new data have more chances to be circulated as soon as possible; and (ii) discarding the old OM symbols in the memory in order to limit storage space usage and search complexity.
I hope that before the midterms these clips from the last Republican national campaign are played and circulated as often as possible.
Summary records of the meetings of the Commission, committees and working parties shall be kept by the Executive Secretary and shall be circulated as soon as possible to participating members of delegations.
The names of the conductors Mariss Jansons and Christoph Eschenbach have long been circulating as possible successors to Kurt Masur as the music director of the New York Philharmonic.
Mr. Gore holds such decisions close to the vest, but various names have been circulating as possible appointees -- including some from the Clinton administration.
Keep the head of your bed raised and keep the window open, if possible, to keep fresh air circulating as much as possible.
And, in an effort to keep the posters circulating as long as possible, they ask the public not to disclose which subway lines they are on. .
