Sentence examples for great circulation from inspiring English sources

"I wanted that same tone your skin takes on when you have great circulation," Ms. Joseph said in the video.

If its party registrations are stunts, they are stunts in good heart and with a grand heritage, not to mention great circulation figures.

The book had no very great circulation until the film version appeared, based, to Burgess's considerable chagrin, on the American edition, which had excised a final, emollient chapter showing the older Alex appearing to repudiate violence.

Small and great circulations are in sequence, with no communication to each other.

Ms. Nicholas said the group could not afford to buy advertisements in publications with greater circulation.

"Of course we believed greater circulation would improve the paper's financial performance," Mr. Allan said.

By far the greatest circulation is enjoyed by the right-of-centre De Telegraaf, from Amsterdam.

But it was the dailies that took the greatest circulation hit, confirming the increasingly steep downward trend in that sector.

Recent initiatives such as the Brixton and Bristol Pound have succeeded in linking greater circulation of a community's wealth with environmental goals.

By comparison, The Star Tribune of Minneapolis, the biggest newspaper owned by McClatchy, a publicly held company, employs only about 380 journalists even though it has a slightly greater circulation of 374,000.

While Motion Picture initially had the edge over its rival, and the greater circulation in the early days, Photoplay reigned supreme in the 1920s and 1930s, with a canny mix of studio tie-ins and an "independent" editorial voice.