Sentence examples for keep the circulation from inspiring English sources

"I love high socks because they do the same thing for your calves that compression shorts do for your thighs: keep the circulation going and give your calves all kinds of energy," he said.

And the readers who keep the circulation figures so healthy are finally being served by the video distributors: this month, Lumiere Pictures release Rasputin and Frankenstein Created Woman and Dr Crippin as part of their "Hammer Classics" series (pounds 10.99).

During open-heart surgery roller pumps are often used to keep the circulation of blood through the patient body.

Getting up and taking a short walk can help keep the circulation healthy in the extremities.

At the same time, progressive taxation means that wealth flows back to the bottom and keeps the circulation flowing.

At seven pence the high cost of the newspaper (due to stamp duty on newspapers) kept the circulation low, so to make the paper profitable Taylor turned to advertising.

Try doing some quick body movements to keep the blood circulation proper.

Reporters have the choice of either helping keep the accusations in circulation or keeping readers or viewers in the dark.

Pericles deemed it proper, over the protests of his opponents, to use this money on beautifying the city; in this way he could keep the money in circulation and provide jobs for the whole population.

And bookends that aren't just for holding up books — objects that were originally intended for another purpose — may help to keep the books in circulation, his brother said.

According to an article in the Victoria Times-Colonist, the Canadian mint spends about $130 million annually to keep the penny in circulation, and it has to make 1.2 billion new pennies every year to replace the ones that go missing.