Sentence examples for keep circulating from inspiring English sources

"Well, let's keep circulating," Ms. Frenkel said.

If it can't then the rumours are going to keep circulating.

But, in practice, Rogoff said, the banned notes are likely to keep circulating in daily transactions, with mounting agitation, until they lose their exchange value, on December 30th.

Rumours keep circulating that unless things improve Sony ­Ericsson, whose six-year, $88m£53m3m) title sponsorship of the WTA tour ends next year, will take their big bucks elsewhere.

To protect our archive, the temperature and humidity has to be kept constant, and air needs to keep circulating to avoid mold, which means unavoidable electricity use 365 days a year.

Isn't Anna the Ambassador, like the idea that women are idiotic enough to invest in an ugly, camel-coloured shoulder-cosy that leaves most of the body exposed to prevailing weather conditions, just one of those fantasies that fashion has to keep circulating, with scant regard for practicalities, in order to create an impression of feverish activity and relevance?

Mourning Return Not Imminent Speculation keeps circulating that Miami's Alonzo Mourning will return this season from a kidney disorder that has sidelined him since October, but Mourning and his coach have repeatedly shot down the notion.

Several foreign artists were invited to conceive projects for Asa this year, including the French artist Christian Boltanski, who used one of the rooms for "Dance of Death," in which old coats that he collected from flea markets were hung and kept circulating on an overhead rail, like a crowd of dead people.

However much Egyptian officials tried to deny them, they kept circulating, with reports in the Israeli and pan-Arab media.

We cannot really dispose of any CO2 resulting from fossil fuel; it only keeps circulating from one form/place to the other, except with sequestration by injection under the bottom of the ocean, which is expensive.

The drug complex system keeps circulating in the blood stream and allows itself to be taken to the target site by physiological factors such as warmth, pH or morphology of the drug [150].