Sentence examples for public circle from inspiring English sources

But rather than argue about the election, Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Mascolo said that they had agreed to stick to arguments regarding brickwork in the public circle.

"FROM WHERE YOU ?" some random person from your "Public" circle asks from within your 20-person Google+ hangout.

The testing labs are the link between the private circle of breeders and growers, and the public circle of patients and consumers.

Although at a few moments in her life she came to the notice of men and women who moved in public circles, mostly she spent her 50-odd years embedded within her family, first in Suffolk and then Kent.

Some scholars now acknowledge the defensive role that multicultural theory must play in academic and public circles (Bradley, 2013).

These findings contradict a common view in public circles that impediments to entering hosting labor markets, especially problems in foreign qualification recognition, are one of the major factors for the poor performance of recent immigrants to Canada.

He drew the line, however, at officials collecting data on performers as part of the lottery for public circles.

However, the proposal is seen by some as lightning rod legislation, sparking controversy in legal and public circles.

Following artistic repression and public condemnation by the state in the 1920s, many within literary and public circles, at home and abroad, thought she had died.

The city also is launching a daily lottery for two-hour time slots in 38 small public circles scattered along the covered mall littered with dime-store Indians, bar ads for the "world's largest pint glass" and signs touting 99-cent shrimp cocktails.

"There are lots of people around who have expertise, who may well not have moved in quite the same political-public circles".