Sentence examples for circulated to the effect from inspiring English sources
A joke circulated to the effect that during a rehearsal on Friday morning construction workers who were rattling the foundations of Carnegie while excavating through granite for the new Zankel Hall had complained of noise from the orchestra.
Rumors have long circulated to the effect that numerous upper IRS management people (those with career experience, enforcement and otherwise) are likely leaving in the forseeable future.
Reports began to circulate to the effect that the Argylls were to be disbanded.
To discipline him, rumours by highly placed security sources began circulating to the effect that certain members of his cabinet connected with the "deviationist tendency" would shortly be arrested.
The appointment was seen as a good one, but many in Washington soon began to question whether Sherman, at age 73, still had the strength and intellectual vigor to handle the job; rumors circulated to that effect, but McKinley did not believe them.
A petition will be circulated to this effect, and Giulio's friends and colleagues will be campaigning on the issue in the days and weeks ahead.
"If we condemn the violence we will be accused of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood," he said, referring to rumors already circulating to that effect.
From then on, screenwriters and directors have followed suit; it is as though a memo had been circulated among the studios to the effect that the most lucrative Julia Roberts movies had to be parables on the theme of Julia Roberts.
When John Hay replaced Day as Secretary of State at the end of the war, he circulated notes to that effect to the European powers.
If one neglects the burden on the person and the amount of blood that can be collected, blood has inherent advantages for biomonitoring, for regardless of the route of exposure, the chemical must be absorbed into the bloodstream and circulate to the tissues to have an effect (exceptions would include direct inhalation effects on the lung and also blistering agents on skin).
