Sentence examples for it circulated among from inspiring English sources
The image, created by Twitter user @SadTimesDrunk, appeared on Twitter in mid-July, where it circulated among various casual users before finding its way to my feed.
It circulated among drug users, especially crack-cocaine and marijuana users, because smoking disturbs the lining of the throat where the bacteria reside.
Copies of it circulated among inmates, and he was moved to try writing a street novel like the ones he was reading.
But Fleischer's report had been picked up by several economics blogs, and in 2007, as Democrats assumed control of both Houses of Congress, it circulated among tax staffers on the Senate Finance Committee.
It circulated among media and political types, then BuzzFeed published the dossier shortly after Trump's election.
It circulates among numerous carnivore species, causing die offs of raccoons, grey fox, skunks, coyotes, wolves and other animals.
It circulates among numerous carnivore species, causing die-offs of raccoons, grey foxes, skunks, coyotes, wolves and other animals.
A meme might begin as a running joke between friends or as an obscure message-board trope, and this intimacy clings to it even as it circulates among an ever-expanding audience.
"And we started writing in a few days!" The scientists published their description of the first official "field observation of margay mimicking behavior" in the journal Neotropical Primates last year, but only now is it circulating among field researchers more widely.
It was founded, in 1977, in order to promote international awareness of marginalized literary cultures, and it circulates among countries in which ExxonMobil has subsidiaries a neat example, as English says, of "glocalization," the official respect for (or colonization of) local cultural ecologies that is one of the contemporary features of international business.
It was founded, in 1977, in order to promote international awareness of marginalized literary cultures, and it circulates among countries in which ExxonMobil has subsidiaries — a neat example, as English says, of "glocalization," the official respect for (or colonization of) local cultural ecologies that is one of the contemporary features of international business.
