Sentence examples for it was in circulation from inspiring English sources

"This is one of these pieces of art-world folklore, and it was in circulation before I got to it..

"This is one of these pieces of art-world folklore, and it was in circulation before I got to it.

By the next day, it was in circulation in Somali society.

It was in circulation from the late 16th century, so maybe it's what James VI used for his taxi fare to London when he became James I of England in 1603.

"Your posting of the provocative piece would simply be to acknowledge that it's in circulation — not to make any claims about its authenticity," the pitch continued.

Why? "It was in constant circulation," she said.

After the room emptied, Comey explained that the dossier had not been corroborated and that its contents had not influenced the intelligence community's findings — but that the president needed to know it was in wide circulation in Washington.

This perhaps is why, in a later Greek version of the flood saga (Plato mentions it, and it was in pretty wide circulation in the classical Greek world), the goddess took pity on Deucalion and Pyrrha, and offered them some survivor therapy: walk forward, she said, and throw the bones of your mother behind you.

Before long he was buying boys by the crateload; it was inevitable that once Aids was in circulation, he would fall prey to it.

And if commentaries on the Divina Commedia began to appear as soon as the poem was in circulation, it was partly because there was an apprehension that the place of punishment was in urgent need of shoring up.

An incipient Minimalism was in circulation.