Sentence examples for first circulating from inspiring English sources

Although one of the more recent grimoires, first circulating in manuscript in the 18th century, this has to be number one for the breadth of its influence.

It replaced the Indian-head cent, and was the first circulating American coin to be stamped with the likeness of a real, identifiable person.

The 2006 nickel, which features a likeness of Jefferson and was sculpted by Menna's former colleague Donna Weaver, is the first circulating U.S. coin to have a forward-facing portrait; it is considered by coin aficionados to be an engraving tour de force.

He founded Britain's first circulating library (1726); the Academy of St . Luke for instruction in painting and drawing (1729); and a theatre (1736 39), eventually closed by extremists in the Church of Scotland presbytery, who found legal justification in the 1737 Licensing Act.

When news of the raise was first circulating last year, revenue for the cloud storage company was rumored to be in the "hundreds of millions of dollars" range according to Business Week which helps justify the company's huge valuation.

After first circulating a proposition in June, California congressman Brad Sherman has officially made the first step toward ousting President Trump, filing articles of impeachment Wednesday, the Hill reports.

"Cathy" at first circulated in only about three dozen newspapers.

The accusations first circulated two years ago, but regulators said then that they had found nothing illegal.

He has not commented on his actions since word of his losses first circulated.

And in Europe, Vivendi shares have dropped roughly 27percentt since rumors of the deal first circulated.

When the paper first circulated, in 1995, many found it outlandish.