Sentence examples for said circulated from inspiring English sources

The story Brandt heard, a story others involved with those Dolphins teams said circulated widely, is that H. Wayne Huizenga, then the owner, flew to Louisiana and presented Saban's wife with a check that contained a number and at least five zeros.

Amateur recordings of Hatto in concert, he said, circulated privately, and he personally owned a performance of "Elgar's First Symphony in the two-handed piano transcription by Sigfrid Karg-Elert, recorded in Cambridge in 1989" — the unreleased tape that Barry had sent him after his visit to Royston.

Yet while a traditional Upper West Side response might have been to, say, circulate petitions, pack a community board meeting or organize a rally, Riverside South residents have so far been taking a different approach.

The list, the complaint said, was circulated among Goldman executives.

Mr. Thomas's father, Ron Thomas, said he circulated the videos and photographs because he worried that nothing would be done to bring his son's assailants to justice.

Several school officials in Texas said Tapps circulated a survey among members in 2010 about potential inclusion of Islamic schools in the league.

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and the head of the Thai Army visited the area on Thursday, although Human Rights Watch said insurgents circulated leaflets during their visit that promised further school attacks.

In addition to the public-relations memo, she also showed him a document that she said was circulated at Enron in the first quarter of last year and had come from a group run by Mr. Buy.

Interbrew, the Belgian maker of Stella Artois and Labatt beer, said documents circulated anonymously to the press about a bid it was preparing for South African Breweries contained falsified information.

Investigators established Mr. Ortega-Hernandez's route by talking to people who knew him, an official at the Secret Service said, and circulated photos of him to several hotels in the area.

He says reports circulated by his previous employer, the Ministry of Justice, used to state that "the people all agree"—even though no one was asked what they thought.