Sentence examples for had circulated before from inspiring English sources

Though the rumor that he would be a no-show had circulated before the screening, several dozen journalists trooped to the press room to see if a representative might appear with an explanation.

On Thursday, addressing the way news of his retirement had circulated before he released his statement, he said he had therefore had to have some "not so pleasant conversations" because "unfortunately, some people chose to release the news before I had the chance to tell my team-mates".

Prevalence rates of 60 to 70% were necessary to delay resurgences to 20 to 30 years in areas where CHIKV had circulated before [ 31].

There are renewed questions about Paterno's coaching touch, the kind that have circulated before -- and have always been disproved -- after low points in his career.

Rob Leggat, G.M.'s spokesman for the region, said most of the issues in the talks were now settled and that he, too, was optimistic about wrapping up a final deal by May 1. Reports of an imminent deal have circulated before and proved premature, but Mr. Jung's disclosure of a number of details today gave the sense that, this time, the deal is largely done.

While Americans scramble to protect themselves against a form of influenza that is only slightly different from strains that have circulated before, experts are keeping a wary eye on several bird flu strains that could someday pose a radically new challenge.

Table  1 summarises common trafficking into forced prostitution and sex work warnings that have circulated before several sports mega-events, and the evidence that subsequently contradicted these.

In distant Kurdistan, where ethnic nationalism wears reformist colours, the figure was 59%.Since rumours of mass disqualifications had circulated long before they were made public, the barred parliamentarians had prepared their response.