Sentence examples for event circulated from inspiring English sources
In the following days, accounts of the event circulated around the country by E-mail, and there were reports of similar announcements from other pilots.
One invitation to the event, circulated to potential donors in February before Mr. Obama's appearance had been confirmed, requested a $50,000 donation that the group sought as seed money to begin operations.
Servers hired specially for the event circulated trays of pale, crinkle-cut French fries, quickly-cooling onion rings, and sliders wrapped in wax paper and impaled with little paper flags that read "Impossible," as if each one had been conquered by a miniature Neil Armstrong.
But photos of the event, circulated later on social media, revealed a disturbing truth: Few, if any, white people showed up for the meeting. .
But photos of the event, circulated later on social media, revealed a disturbing truth: Few, if any, white people showed up for the meeting.
The council said it had become aware of plans for an event circulating on social media, and about 250 people gathered in the square outside the city chambers by early Monday evening.
The facts of the shooting, by a disgruntled Afghan, were still emerging Thursday, with several versions of events circulating as NATO officials sent an Afghan-NATO investigative team.
Networks with nodes consisting of ideal logic gates are known to display either steady states, periodic behaviour or an ultraviolet catastrophe where the number of logic-transition events circulating in the network per unit time grows as a power law.
The first batch of official Movement afterparties have been posted on the festival's webpage, with many more events circulating on the social medias these past days.
With political scandals and unprecedented events circulating the news daily, it can be extremely taxing for journalists to report on the Trump administration.
Upon encounter with these events, circulating immune cells stop and respond in collaboration with yet other immune cells, often in organized lymphoid tissues.
