Sentence examples for circulated much from inspiring English sources
During the first half of the 19th century, state-chartered banks issued notes, preferably backed by metal, that circulated much as dollar bills do today.
Neither coin circulated much; the quarter eagle saw popularity as a Christmas present.
The earliest such design of a sand-clock was made by Zhan Xiyuan around 1370, which featured not only the scoop wheel of Su Song' device, but also a new addition of a stationary dial face over which a pointer circulated, much like new European clocks of the same period.
Brooks theorized that because the silver Kennedy half dollar never circulated much and few half dollars were struck in 1970 in anticipation of the authorization to eliminate silver, the public had become accustomed to not seeing the half dollar in trade.
New York magazine may not circulate much in Cincinnati, but in the hothouse of Manhattan's media culture, owning it can get you a great table at Michael's, the Midtown canteen for the media elite, and plenty of invitations to A-list parties.
Most scientists have remained skeptical, however, arguing that small marine creatures in particular could not overcome water's viscosity enough to circulate much of anything.
Because your feet are not up in the air but rather lying flat, the blood actually circulates much more easily and your feet warm up.
But Russia, which circulated a much weaker draft resolution, said it would veto the British draft.
"We would like to underline that in the draft PWC report you mentioned and which was circulated illegally, much of the findings require further investigation," he said.
Last week, Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota, the budget committee chairman, circulated a much better proposal with about an even mix of cuts and increases, including a 3 percent surtax on millionaires.
As a low pressure system off the coast turned slowly northward and circulated over much of the region, the rain changed into snow, and winds kicked up to 35 miles an hour in the Philadelphia region.
