Sentence examples for limited circulation from inspiring English sources
"When they started it was limited circulation," said Mary McNamara, branch manager.
He preferred a limited circulation (with expensive ads) to a mass audience.
"There was a very limited circulation for this," one Whitehall source said.
Its influence is much greater than is suggested by its limited circulation.
It was a peculiar item with a limited circulation and a well-established tie to Libya.
Yet, without government approval, the two films had a limited circulation, a fate Chytilová's films often suffered.
Until recently, these user-generated jokes would only have had a limited circulation via leaving cards, circulars or PowerPoint presentations.
The GaultMillau isn't highly regarded it accepts advertisements and has a limited circulation but the loss of a Michelin star can mean financial strain: business can drop by as much as twenty-five per cent.
The country's newspapers include The Samoa Observer, the Samoa News, Savali, and the Samoa Weekly; each has a limited circulation from a few hundred to a few thousand copies.
The limited-circulation publication soon became a collector's item, buoyed by its well-publicized parties held in fashionable nightclubs.
In those days, collectors read and subscribed to limited-circulation catalogs and newsletters, and they bonded, in letters with strangers, over Siamese conch shells and Buffalo nickels.
