Sentence examples for circulated minutes from inspiring English sources
One copy of the Wannsee Protocol, the circulated minutes of the meeting, survived the war to be found by Robert Kempner, lead U.S. prosecutor before the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, in files that had been seized from the German Foreign Office.
When I ask if they saw the widely circulated five-minute clip of Romney appearing to flip out about his religion on a radio show, Stone admonishes me for having watched only the shortened version as opposed to the full 20-minute one.
Jokes about the name of the new Random House/Penguin publishing megahouse began circulating within minutes of merger talks being announced.
The report also found "unacceptable delays" in circulating the minutes of a strategy meeting that looked at a broken arm suffered by Daniel in 2011.
But in the days that followed, complaints by some editors and a delay in circulating the minutes of the meeting led to worries that editors such as Paul Dacre at the Daily Mail wanted aspects of the agreement unpicked.
Several yellow-robed choir members circulated in the minutes before the show with rolls of duct tape, with which they good-naturedly covered any visible logos on the congregants' clothing -- the rejection of worldliness, as Durkee points out, being a theme common to most religious experiences.
The detergent solution is circulated for 3 minutes and then drained and followed by a rinse.
After the dye had circulated for 120 minutes, the rat chest cavity was opened and warmed (37°C) normal saline was then perfused via the left ventricle at a physiological pressure of 120 mmHg for two minutes.
Bottom line: You should keep your eye out for a fan that has a high CFM rating, which measures the volume of air circulating per minute.
An estimated 20,000 of the country's 65,000 unionized bank workers went on strike today, as reports circulated about last-minute talks between the union and government.
Board meetings are minuted and minutes are circulated to all Board members.
