Sentence examples for circulation to make from inspiring English sources

There are enough pieces of the "True Cross" in circulation to make a wooden aircraft carrier.

But if the slander be communicated by pictures, or signs, or writing, or printing, it is calculated to have a wider circulation, to make a deeper impression, and to become proportionably more injurious.

If they are unconscious, check their airways, breathing, and circulation to make sure they are all at normal levels.

What followed was an intense course in meteorology, from the theory of atmospheric circulation to making weather forecasts.

"Your posting of the provocative piece would simply be to acknowledge that it's in circulation — not to make any claims about its authenticity," the pitch continued.

Similarly, any estimate of the number of guns in circulation has to make an assumption about attrition — the number of firearms that are destroyed or otherwise become unusable in any given year.

But it doesn't keep drivers in circulation 24/7 to make deliveries, or promise to clean clothes within a matter of hours.

If you want a sitting area in your bedroom, you will need space for tables as well as chairs and love seats, plus the circulation area to make it work.

Book parties are a new experience for me, but I appreciate the opportunity to get the book's ideas into circulation and to make some new friends for Learning Matters.

You will want to wrap the elbow in a slightly flexed (meaning bent) position to promote circulation and to make sure not further injury occurs.

At seven pence the high cost of the newspaper (due to stamp duty on newspapers) kept the circulation low, so to make the paper profitable Taylor turned to advertising.