Sentence examples for public circulation from inspiring English sources

Papers about making weapons of mass destruction, he said, should be promptly removed from public circulation.

When the doors are open, people can treat the theater as part of the public circulation of the city.

More than 50 years later, a new edition, "Algeria" (Steidl, $32), brings Alvermann's fascinating images back into public circulation.

The euro, a currency shared by 12 European countries, was introduced in January 1999 and goes into public circulation in January.

And I have often found myself imagining ways of fitting tab A into slot B. Public circulation is what renders something a quotation.

The recent data from Australia should remind us that our politicians' failure to keep high-powered weapons out of public circulation is utterly inexcusable.

"Desire Under the Elms.' Public wondering if circulation gained by the clean plays campaign will offset loss of Broun's going.

As more £5 notes are acquired by the public, those in circulation should be fitness-sorted more frequently," Ms Cleland said.

Due to concerns over public safety and circulation caused by the large numbers of people expected to be "drawn by the event's star quality", it said, police had requested restrictions to be put in place around Ca' Farsetti and Ca'Loredan, the historic buildings which house the council.

This portrayal of the present resonates with scholarly descriptions of millennial urbanity as opposed to the modern city, as marked by new segregations and boundaries, by shrinking public spaces and circulations (Harvey 2006; Ong 2006; Caldeira 2001; for Africa, Mbembe and Nuttal 2008; Murray 2010), and connection to widening grids across distance and scale (Sassen 2006).

"The city can't take a time-honored public space out of circulation.