Sentence examples for had been in circulation from inspiring English sources
In his play "Helen," Euripides dramatized a tale that had been in circulation since not long after Homer.
Internal evidence suggests that the Amadís had been in circulation since the early 14th century or even the late 13th.
He said this while looking at an almost identical double eagle, one from 1923 that did not have to be destroyed because it had been in circulation.
Because it was a silent film, because it was an old film, apparently no one took the time to take care for the reels that had been in circulation and for decades Wings was officially considered lost.
Radcliffe's name had been in circulation since December last year, when a leaked list of athletes with suspicious blood values began to circulate having featured in an ARD documentary into systemic doping in Russia.
The plate for the Giants, four-time Super Bowl winners, does not violate the moratorium because it is an alteration of one that had been in circulation before 2004 and was last updated after the 2008 championship, Ms. McGinnis said.
The badges have been in circulation since the late 1960s, when the Mansudae Art Studio started producing them for party cadres.
It hoarded in the Treasury money that could have been in circulation, and it encouraged reckless spending by the government.
(The Heller manuscript has been in circulation for long enough to be cited in one of Ms. Burns's footnotes and included in her bibliography).
The move follows Carney's native Canada, where plastic notes are being rolled out, and Australia, where they have been in circulation for more than two decades.
