Sentence examples for help to circulate from inspiring English sources
Most obviously, they help to circulate ideas.
Help to circulate their article.
If you don't have air-conditioning, even turning on a fan will help to circulate the air a little.
Translation and subtitling help to circulate works and promote European values, especially in time of crisis, they added.
Asked if the media had done its due diligence before helping to circulate his video, Mr. Fielder responded after some hesitation.
I like to set it on a little rack made of celery, which helps to circulate air underneath it, plus it gives you yummy celery.
Congressional aides said that lobbyists for the News Corporation helped to circulate a one-sentence petition, endorsed by House leaders, saying that the undersigned members would vote to sustain a presidential veto.
After 1945 the SNP helped to circulate petitions demanding a Scottish Parliament, but until the 1960s the movement for Scottish independence achieved little success and was sustained only by symbolic and insubstantial victories, such as the theft of the Stone of Scone the ancient stone upon which Scottish kings were crowned from Westminster Abbey in 1950.
Not only have his long-standing New York Times column, "Matter," and his National Geographic blog, The Loom, helped us to digest everything from the oxytocin in our bloodstream to the genetic roots of mental illness in humans and animals, they also have helped to circulate cutting-edge science and global biological concerns to broad audiences.
During winter a ceiling fan operating in reverse helps to circulate the warmer air that collects at the ceiling.
