Sentence examples for circulated overseas from inspiring English sources
It published 10,000 copies every other week in the 1930s and even circulated overseas among Bronx residents fighting in World War II.
Gannett's USA Today circulates 65,000 copies overseas.
Yahoo Internet Life, which has a paid circulation of 1.1 million and is the most widely circulated magazine about the Internet, accepts advertisements from overseas casinos.
It was left to Mark Herron, a Tallahassee election law specialist, to teach the Gore legal recruits the basics of overseas ballots, and on Wednesday, Nov. 15, Mr. Herron circulated a five-page memorandum that listed legal grounds for protesting overseas ballots when the canvassing boards reviewed them just two days later.
U.S. intelligence agencies secretly circulated a bulletin warning of possible violent reactions overseas to the report.
In a separate video widely circulated on the Internet within China and shown on television overseas, a mob overturned a Honda CR-V police car in Shenzhen and took turns smashing it with clubs.
According to photographs circulating on Chinese and overseas Web sites, and multiple accounts, thousands of people protested outside the local government headquarters on Tuesday, facing a heavy security presence.
Ishaque denied rumours that circulated within hours of Musharraf's trip to hospital that he would be moved overseas for treatment.
The same month the ISR study was circulated — May 2013 — Obama signed the policy guidance on the use of force in counterterrorism operations overseas.
