Sentence examples for official circulation from inspiring English sources
(Notes worth more than this value — 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 — were taken out of official circulation in 1969, according to a bureau spokeswoman, Darlene Anderson, though some still circulate, and Colonel Qaddafi could possibly have some of those).
She confirmed that the report was no longer in official circulation.
Official circulation figures for May will be published by ABC early next month.
Many rent a copy from the stands on Nairobi's busy streets, which means that official circulation figures understate readership by a factor of at least ten.
Trinity Mirror's Evening Gazette in Teeside published an official circulation of 33,013, down 7% period on period and 10.7% year-on-year.
Last month, November, the daily national newspapers sold an average of 7,023,738 copies a day, according to the latest official circulation audit by ABC.
September's official ABC circulation figures showed that the Daily Telegraph's circulation had remained steady in the face of the Guardian's gains after its relaunch.
The monthly magazine, edited by former Radio Times editor Gill Hudson, is aiming to ultimately boost its official audited circulation from 433,353 to 700,000 in less than three years.
However, sales had slumped a further 50% by the end of 2011 and DC Thomson pulled Dandy, which is priced at £1.99, from the official industry circulation audit at the beginning of the year.
Leon E. Seltzer, in "The Mystery of the Missing Atlas", ("The New Yorker", Apr. 19, 1947), deplored both the withdrawal by the Soviet Union of its official atlas from circulation in foreign countries and the ensuing lack of up-to-date information here on who's who in Russia.
By Theodore Shabad The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 108 Leon E. Seltzer, in "The Mystery of the Missing Atlas", ("The New Yorker", Apr. 19, 1947), deplored both the withdrawal by the Soviet Union of its official atlas from circulation in foreign countries and the ensuing lack of up-to-date information here on who's who in Russia.
