Sentence examples for not in circulation from inspiring English sources

In other words, not in circulation at all but stuffed under mattresses.

Several more, like Zimbabwe, use it almost exclusively but hold on to a national currency, even if it is not in circulation.

Despite Governor Schwarzenegger's suggestion, a constitutional amendment is not in circulation now, but given Californians' proclivity to take the law into their own hands by the initiative process, such a move is not unthinkable".

But the £1m pound note - known as a "giant" - is not in circulation and it is inconceivable it will be made available from cashpoints.

Called "giants" and "titans", they are not in circulation for good reason - each is worth a sum of money most of us can only dream of.

"By hoarding it they are not in circulation, which furthers the perception that they are rare".

New Belarusian rubel banknotes printed in Germany were not yet in circulation.

But Ursula Niebuhr, who died in 1997, wrote in a memorandum (which an assistant for Mr. Shapiro saw in the Library of Congress) that her husband "may have used it in his prayers" by 1934, but "it certainly was not then in circulation".

So-called abandonware sites may technically be illegal -- they have not received permission from copyright holders to offer the games -- but proponents argue that older games will be lost to posterity if not kept in circulation.

In some ways, The Express's decline under Mr. Desmond is only the latest episode in a long slide not just in circulation but also away from the newspaper's conservative roots.

Euro bills and coins are not yet in circulation, but local currencies like the German mark and French franc are locked to the euro's value and controlled by the European Central Bank, in Frankfurt.