Sentence examples for own circulation from inspiring English sources

Each song pulsated as if it had its own circulation system, with subtle movements in tone and melody shifting the stream.

Under this form of organization, individual members provide news from their own circulation areas to an agency pool for general use.

Meanwhile, executives at The Post will be monitoring their own circulation; Mr. Chandler does not rule out further price cuts, ignoring Mr. Goodstein's provocative description of The Post's move as a "desperation" strategy.

The Scotsman's own circulation has fallen from 75,402 to 46,300 in the last eight years, and the Daily Record is down from 626,646 to 323,051 in the same period.

The cells that produce immune reactions, the lymphocytes, migrate into the muscle cells of the heart, damage it, and also block the coronary arteries, depriving the heart of its own circulation.

The exact mechanism by which the kidney regulates its own circulation is not known, but various theories have been proposed: (1) Smooth muscle cells in the arterioles may have an intrinsic basal tone (normal degree of contraction) when not affected by nervous or humoral (hormonal) stimuli.

He relied on the paper itself to be its own circulation-getter, and the circulation department did its work without any offer of premiums or other special inducements.

If you break out only the New York Times Media group and ignore the other regional papers the company owns, circulation revenues actually rose 1.6percentt.

The vessels circulate fluid round the whole body and the rhynchocoel provides it own local circulation.

Officials at The Post estimate that its own weekday circulation has increased by more than 50,000 copies.

Finally, if you arrive in Quito, Ecuador as a tourist, you'll be delighted to see that the country has no currency of its own in circulation: the country has used the greenback since a financial crisis in 1999 destroyed the banking system and the country's currency.