Sentence examples for ever in circulation from inspiring English sources
When the code for Bitcoin was written, it was designed to be a currency with no more than 21 million bitcoins ever in circulation.
The growth of the wedding industry has been enabled in part by the fact that more money than ever is in circulation in Afghanistan.
Search for books on Sen. Joseph McCarthy on amazon, and you will find more sympathetic volumes than have ever been in circulation.
Classic and popular decks are always in circulation, but new tarot decks are published each year so there is an ever-changing inventory to look through.
The last one-cent coin, in circulation ever since Canada developed its own currency in 1858, was minted on May 4th.
(The longer cut was shown in the U.S later that year and has been the version in circulation ever since).
The newspaper industry rebuts the death of papers by pointing out that more are in circulation than ever.
The strangest business cards I ever saw used to be in circulation at the Paris Blues Bar & Lounge, a drinking establishment at Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and 121st Street in Harlem.
Perhaps the desire to finally write about his past experiences was prompted by the ever expanding pile of Smiths biographies in circulation.
As Hitchen was heard to say ever after: "It was the biggest rise in circulation of any publication anywhere in the world".
