Sentence examples for have long circulated from inspiring English sources
Although experts said intentional poisonings of show dogs were extremely rare, such stories have long circulated inside the cloistered and heated world of canine competitions.
Rumours have long circulated that the two companies had a deal to ensure that the iPhone kept Google search, but neither company ever disclosed the details.
Twitter users have long circulated unflattering photographs of the President — wearing high-waisted golf pants, or taken from angles that capture an especially fulsome double chin.
In Tarrytown, for instance, reports have long circulated that village officials seeking to develop the waterfront might pursue eminent-domain proceedings to gain control of the Tarrytown Boat Club, a privately operated site founded in 1908.
Though the words 'pot' and 'kettle' immediately sprang to mind, Love's outburst seemed to confirm the rumours that have long circulated in London's media hangouts regarding Coogan's after-hours appetites.
Rumors have long circulated about Singer's interest in younger men.
Pharmacokinetic studies with both radiolabeled dexamethasone and polymer showed that these polymeric systems have long circulating half-lives and may accumulate at the tumor site to a higher extent than liposomes.
It is now clear, for example, that many of the Tales of the Arabian Nights are transformations of ancient tales that had long circulated orally.
These locally made drugs, popular in New Zealand because of the difficulty of smuggling in conventional narcotics, had long circulated on the fringes of prohibition.
The Testament performance, recorded live by the BBC and remastered for this release, has long circulated unofficially and rightly been praised for its intensity, notwithstanding a certain scrappiness in execution.
It is also looking into whether an investigation by current affairs programme Newsnight into the rumours that had long circulated around the star was pulled in order to suppress the truth ahead of planned tributes to Savile elsewhere on the BBC.
