Sentence examples for get circulation from inspiring English sources

But maybe it's not a bad idea to cut prices and try to get circulation way up.

Publishers have long been able to nearly give away subscriptions just to get circulation up and then sell ads based on that circulation.

"The second thing is it gets circulation going, and third, it gets toxins moving out of my body".

Somehow I am able to get the circulation department on the therma-phone.

These dismissive comments get widespread circulation because of the willingness of the press to report them promptly and hide the accuser's identity with vague sourcing.

Lynam thinks Front is not troubling its rivals and will need to get its circulation up to 100,000 before it does so.

If I'm tired and waiting in a line at an airport with the band, it really helps to bend over and get the circulation going.

To get this circulation in the system it's very important to operate clear entries to the system and clear exits to the system," he said.

"These words that once might have marked you as a member of a certain group or social set, as soon as they get into circulation, they spread very quickly and lose their specialness," said Gabriel Snyder, Gawker's editor in chief.

MacKenzie went on to suggest he could quietly stop writing his column in a month's time before saying he was "very anxious that their email does not get wide circulation and therefore, if the deal terms suit, a simple text saying 'OK' would keep the numbers in the loop to a minimum".

We stood up now and then to get our circulation going, and it was always the same: the wind was always blowing, there was always a semblance of moon, always in the same spot in the sky, and in front of the moon a fantastic cavalcade of ragged clouds, always the same.