Sentence examples for starting to circulate from inspiring English sources

We're at the court of the Virginia Company, which days before has published a pamphlet, a True and Sincere Declaraccion, extolling the virtues of the new colony, that "fruitfull land," and struggling to quiet horrific accounts that are starting to circulate.

I suppose there was some ritual involved, but I didn't tell anyone before I did it, so it wasn't public, and I felt the work had to be burned because people were already taking things and paintings were starting to circulate.

With much of Europe still caught in an economic slump and several countries weighing down the bloc's growth prospects because of huge sovereign debt problems of their own, E.U. officials are starting to circulate proposals for fixing this comparatively simple problem, in hopes of yielding a quick, cost-free stimulus to Europe's financial health.

But they are a good indicator of the kinds of ideas starting to circulate among those who can make effective changes to the way e-mail works.

"And should they?" The moment is starting to circulate on social media, along with criticism of Shimkus.

Surplus energy in itself is a huge renewable energy source - and by starting to circulate the energy we already have, we can do far more with way less and help countries step up their pathways to decarbonisation.

It started to circulate with many endorsements on it.

In their own village, rumors of attack started to circulate.

Every year or so the word would start to circulate.

Rumors had started to circulate that Whitman had been selected.

Despite that, several conspiracy theories started to circulate.