Sentence examples for circulating along from inspiring English sources

The chief subject, the very bugaboo, circulating along with the penny papers was slavery.

Another model proposes that fluids circulating along the fault zone caused retrograde metamorphism and thus reset the rocks located nearest to the fault to lower temperatures.

At the same time, photos of Mr. Goline with Ms. Ellsworth began circulating along with a rumor that they were having an affair -- though the pictures simply showed the two standing about an arm's length apart outside Mr. Goline's apartment building.

We set the average number of vehicles circulating along the network road sections to 130 vehicles.

Thus, on the one hand we have a view of cultures as distributors of ideas circulating along social networks (and studied through cultural epidemiology); on the other hand, the acquisition of these ideas relies on people's cognitive processes and is constrained by them.

Similar with other reports [ 18, 19], the analysis of subtypes of IFV A revealed that pH1N1 virus was circulating along with sH3N2 virus, as this surveillance was carried out from the post-pandemic period of pH1N1 [ 20].

Adult beverages, concealed in paper bags, circulated along the slithering lines.

From the Middle Ages imported Chinese coins began to circulate along with locally minted imitations.

People circulate along perimeter halls with glass curtain walls facing the courtyard; the constant movement animates the entire complex.

Moreover, pilgrimage works to propagate practices among diverse regions because stories and tales of effective and attractive ritual acts circulate along with pilgrims.

In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, textiles circulated along a global network that stretched from Japan to the Americas via Europe and the Middle East, and the quilts, dresses, wall hangings, and liturgical vestments here testify to its hybridized reach.