Sentence examples for or circa from inspiring English sources

We see potential for Morrisons supermarket sales to grow by 3% or circa £400m in 2015 to £13.4bn.

An unlicensed band PtMP subscriber unit typically costs $150, or circa $800 for a licensed band unit.

Others still, like Yahoo's News Digest or Circa, instead try to summarize the top stories in easily-digestible chunks.

This limit is equivalent to the detection of circa 3.5·106 copies of DNA in a 7-μl droplet or circa 5·1011 DNA copies in one-liter sample.

I install a popular, well-funded application like Instagram, Flickr or Circa on my iPad, but when I launch it, three-fourths of the screen is black bars, with a teensy little app in the middle.

The new fund — €100 million or circa $134 million — will be invested in European digital businesses over the next ten years via a new VC arm, called Bauer Venture Partners BVPP).

Since then, by the time a dance act has been nominated, it's either for a sweeping stylistic crossover into major label pop territory (think Scissor Sisters, or Kylie Minogue circa 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head') or disjointed amongst major label pop and rock acts in more general categories, and standing no chance of competing against the Adele's and Arctic Monkey's of the day.

Or Bruce, circa "Devils & Dust".

Aurangabad is Green Bay or Utica, circa 1900 -- a provincial town bursting with new industrial wealth.

This was during the reign of Shulgi or Ur, circa 2200 B.C. View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

This was during the reign of Shulgi or Ur, circa 2200 B.C. View Article By Jia Tolentino By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.