Sentence examples for private circulation from inspiring English sources

Printed by the Chapter for private circulation.

Their achievements might help explain why Robert confined himself to the private circulation of his work.

I've been told that he makes and distributes a fair number of "off label, private circulation" tapes beyond those that reach Al Jazeera.

Along with manuscripts and photographs, Arter found a pamphlet entitled The Green Book, dated January 1919 and stamped MI7b: "for private circulation".

The bar had been set high by Sir Philip Sidney with the 108 sonnets of Astrophil and Stella, which had been in private circulation from the early 1580s.

I actually made books of these poems for private circulation and then, when Craig [Raine, as editor of Areté, the arts ­tri-quarterly magazine and book ­publisher] offered to print it, I was very happy.

Private Eye boosted circulation by more than 10% year-on-year in the second half of 2011, one of a number of current affairs magazines to prosper during an exceptionally busy news period.

Yet driving without insurance is still a common offence in Greece; an estimated 20-25% of private cars in circulation are uninsured.Mr Liapis was shown on television being taken to the prosecutor in handcuffs after spending several hours in police custody.

Private Eye had a circulation of 210,218, up 3.4% on the year – and an 18-year high.

Here's to sales of a million (with a private jet for the circulation director?), and good health to all the enterprises that now form The Economist Group.

Fortnightly satirical title Private Eye held its circulation steady with 207,154 copies sold, down 1.5% compared with the second half of 2009, when the magazine posted its best sales figures since 1992, and just 0.3% on the previous six months.