Sentence examples for circulation now from inspiring English sources

The magazine's circulation, now at 120,000, has been in decline for years.

Nearly two-thirds of the paper's circulation now lies outside the Manchester area.

The magazine's international circulation now dwarfs its UK circulation, which is around 150,000.

No $2.50 gold pieces this year - they are practically out of circulation now.

He predicted that circulation, now 34,000, would grow to 50,000 within five years.

The Economist's global circulation now total 1,473,939, a year-on-year growth of 3.7%.

USA Today's Monday through Friday circulation is now 1.8 million, compared with The Journal's 2.1 million.

Its circulation is now 800,000.

And the circulation is now rising.

(Print circulation is now down to 27,650).

Mr. Murdoch acquired The Post in 1976, and the paper estimates its circulation is now about 550,000.