Sentence examples for circulating names from inspiring English sources

This is the time for the party to commission the Great Mentioner to get busy circulating names new and old.

Black business leaders have been circulating names, and on Friday 111 ministers voted for their preferred candidates.

Many of the most circulated names for Hillary Clinton's vice presidential pick are Catholic – a fact that both says a lot about the influence of America's huge Catholic population, but also reveals, when you look more closely, how far the country has moved away from basic religious tribalism.

As part of that effort, Interpol started circulating the names and pictures of Pink Panthers on its "red" list of fugitive criminals.

Spanish intelligence officials were circulating the names of at least four suspects among their European counterparts Friday, according to a Spanish intelligence official and a European intelligence official.

In an effort coordinated in Washington by the National Republican Congressional Committee, party operatives began circulating the names of Democrats who had accepted money from Mr. Rangel, who is a prolific fund-raiser.

Pressure to reveal the identities of celebrities protected by injunctions has intensified after Twitter accounts began circulating the names of footballers and performers alleged to have taken out gagging orders.

"We will now be circulating his name to other clubs and looking for a fee that is right for Torquay United".

They started circulating her name and bad-mouthing her publicly on Facebook. .

They started circulating her name and bad-mouthing her publicly on Facebook.

Friends said Friday that Pierce never wanted to be secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and told those who were circulating his name after Reagan's 1980 election that he would decline such an appointment.