Sentence examples for circulation a bit from inspiring English sources

We secured Virginia McKenna because I wanted an actor that had dropped out of circulation a bit, like Travolta before Pulp Fiction.

Start by dry brushing your body to remove all the dead skin flakes and help your circulation a bit.

The European Journal reported a circulation of a bit less than 75,000 for the first half of last year.

In the last two decades, the number of ones and twenties in circulation has risen a bit more slowly than the rest of the economy.

One thing I have noticed, particularly in a Carnegie, is that many of the employees -- the reference librarians and people at the circulation desks -- seem a bit perplexed by my fervor for the old buildings where they earn a paycheck.

Circulation plans become a bit more challenging with en suite bedrooms (where the bathroom is attached to the bedroom) or bedrooms that have doors on the outside.

In Asia, ginkgo leaves are seen as beneficial for memory enhancement and circulation (Western science is a bit more undecided).

The LCIRC function performs a bit left circulation over the representation word.

This 100-year-old, cobbled-together quote from the "the Great Accommodator" Booker T. Washington has gotten quite a bit of circulation in the right-wing blogosphere since the Tea Party came under attack over racial issues.

Yes, this is a book made for flipping through, though it is so large that casually meandering through without losing circulation in your thighs is a bit of a challenge.

The cool temperature and feeling of the water will improve circulation and have you concentrating a bit better than before.