Sentence examples for that circulated through from inspiring English sources

She made a series of video diaries that circulated through the film community and quickly created a buzz about the camera and led her to a career in film.

In the final round of naming proposals that circulated through Bayer, it came down to Aspirin and Euspirin; Aspirin, they feared, might remind customers of aspiration, but Arthur Eichengrün argued that Eu- (meaning "good") was inappropriate because it usually indicated an improvement over an earlier version of a similar drug.

All of the optimism and hope that circulated through the clubhouse Sunday morning, filtering into Willie Randolph's office and Omar Minaya's words — it disappeared.

Contradicting rumors that circulated through fan forums, film Web sites and other corners of the Internet this week, the orange, incredibly air-worthy 1969 Dodge Charger from "The Dukes of Hazzard" television series, known as the General Lee, is not expected to lose the Confederate flag from its roof.

Of the reams of argumentative modernist music that circulated through American universities after the Second World War, most is destined to gather dust on the same library shelves that contain the bustling Brahmsian symphonies and tidy Stravinskyan concertinos of previous generations.

By Alex Ross Of the reams of argumentative modernist music that circulated through American universities after the Second World War, most is destined to gather dust on the same library shelves that contain the bustling Brahmsian symphonies and tidy Stravinskyan concertinos of previous generations.

The company developed what is known as advanced binary cycles, which involves tailoring formulas for the secondary fluids that circulate through turbines.

There are dormitories for single workers — the rent is thirty dollars a month — and there is an R. & D. building, a child-care center, an "English village," and a man-made stream that circulates through the plants to cool them.

The heat exchanger transfers heat energy between the ground and air at the surface by means of a fluid that circulates through the pipes; the fluid used is often water or a combination of water and antifreeze.

Baker Hughes and companies like Halliburton, Schlumberger and Vector Magnetics use sophisticated accelerometers and magnetometers to determine the inclination, or angle, and azimuth, or compass direction, of the hole, sending the data back to the drill rig as binary pulses in the drilling mud that circulates through the drill pipe.

In general, less is known of factors that circulate through the bloodstream and exert systemic control over pigmentation.