Sentence examples for much circulation from inspiring English sources

81 mins: Another sign of Fulham's defensive discipline - after much circulation of the ball by Hamburg, all the hosts can come up with is a desperate shot from 35 yards, which Etuhu blocks.

Given the trajectory the scientists say we are on, one must hope that the academy's report, and Wednesday's debunking of Climategate, will receive as much circulation as the original, diversionary controversies.

They found very few blood vessels and just a third as much circulation as in normal tissue.

Deep caves, too, could contain relatively pollution-free air, so long as they didn't have much circulation with the outside world.

So much for circulation revenue.

We can break even on a much lower circulation and that's what our economic model shows".

Someone who retweeted a message -- particularly if that gave it a much larger circulation -- might also face prosecution.

While the pictures will provide a much needed circulation fillip, the Vivienne and Knox special edition will not come close to Hello!'s all time best seller.

Ever so lightly, Mr. Etaix evokes the idea that our lives are never our own, suggesting notions about ideology very much in circulation in the late 1960s.

"Sports Illustrated could theoretically charge $100 a year and have a much smaller circulation, but we wouldn't be maximizing what the enterprise could make," said John Reese, the vice president for consumer marketing in the Sports Illustrated group.

The papers will soon be published outside mainland China in the original Chinese, which is likely to lead to much broader circulation and discussion here via the Internet and contraband copies.