Sentence examples for circulation has gone from inspiring English sources

News circulation has gone up a hundred thousand a day since the Bonanza Bills started.

Electronic refs George Robertson punches above his weight ReprintsHowever, during the past two decades the paper's circulation has gone into free fall, declining to just over a million today.

Anti-war broadsheets did best (see graph) and anti-war tabloids worst posh people tend to be against the war, and the working classes for it but the cost of war coverage and scared advertisers outweighs any gain.Pain is greatest at the Daily Mirror, where circulation has gone below 2m for the first time since the second world war, and at the Telegraph group.

Hundred-dollar bills in circulation have gone up fourfold.

When the figures came in at the end of November, the circulation had gone up, not down.

The difficulty of this exercise is revealed by the reaction of editorial staff when a jubilant Fortier announced that the magazine's circulation had gone over 60,000.

But People has a circulation of 3.7 million and makes more than $300 million a year in profits; Us has not vaulted the million-circulation level, has gone through at least $35 million in financing from Wenner media and its half-owner, the Walt Disney Company, and is at least two years from making money.

With print circulation plummeting (the Times has gone from nearly 700,000 daily readers to 500,000 in the past five years), journalists want to write for publications with large online audiences to ensure that their reporting is seen by the masses.

Mr. Bream, who turns 74 this month, has gone out of circulation as well.

A 14-page fact sheet on the impact of a government shutdown, originally written in 2011 by Representative Scott Rigell, Republican of Virginia, has gone back into circulation among House members.

Anyone who has gone for a ride on the Pompidou's escalator knows that Piano is a great poet of circulation.