Sentence examples for different circles and from inspiring English sources

"We'd seen each other around since we began law school in 1990, but ran in different circles and had never taken a class together," Ms. Rogowsky said.

In truth, the people labeled neocons (con is short for "conservative" and neo is short for "Jewish") travel in widely different circles and don't actually have much contact with one another.

Through Oct. 28 They frequented different circles and were almost a generation apart in age, but Charmion von Wiegand (1896-1983) and Blanche Lazzell (1878-1956) shanearly early devotion to modernism.

Leading transfer targets have been missed, young potential has arrived while proven talent such as Henrikh Mkhitaryan moves in different circles and the club's finest player views a team in the Champions League play-offs, Arsenal, as an upward step.

We moved in different circles and I hardly thought about her again until the morning after I first kissed Brian, whom she had dated intensely and inseparably for two years and nine months.

He appears to travel in many different circles, and he's learned from the mistakes of Truman Capote, whose fictionalized account of his socialite friends in Esquire got him forcibly ejected from his high chair at the table of the ladies who lunch.

We get connected, make our way to the center of a different circle and stay there, because it's how we keep from going up in flames again.

Susan lived discreetly among different circles of friends, and occasionally - though rarely - those circles overlapped.

We moved in different circles; my friends and I were politically to his left.

"The flip side is students end up interacting with different circles of friends and other people have a chance to take on leadership because the population is always churning".

Herbert Marshall argued that by 1931, government interference in Soviet artistic work was already well established, in various forms: from peers of the artists, guided by 'above'; from "the different circles competent to judge it"; and ultimately from the Communist Party and Stalin himself.