Sentence examples for to be circa from inspiring English sources

"The costs in relation to these direct employees and casual workers, and other related costs, are likely to be circa £10m on an annualised basis," Sports Direct said.

The center dash is a riot of small buttons, and the audio and cruise switches on the steering wheel (which are not illuminated) look to be circa 1986.

Under the optimum conditions, the lead uptake was attained to be circa 8.60 mg/g.

And in the past year two forgeries the short-circuiting of provenance have come to light: a ceramic faun, purportedly by Paul Gauguin, and a pair of English commodes, claimed to be circa 1830.

So Graphcore's total funding raised to date is circa $312M.

The carcase had not been frozen and was in a good state of preservation (the interval from the carcase being found to examination was circa 72 hours).

The current price of the MDO (0.1 %), according to Bunkerworld [13], is circa 600 $/mt, and compared with the HFO price (1.0 %) 335 $/mt thus nearly 100percentt more.

Only, that big city happens to be Rome circa 26BC.

"I've seen a shift unlike any other – from students, families and older 'baby boomers' all being relatively happy to be renting, circa 2005, to a pervasive culture of fear, of trying to make ends meet, whether it's to save enough for the rent deposit and agency fees, or to make last year's stagnant wages stretch to cover this year's rent rises".

Amazon wants to be Apple circa 2003.

At the time of construction a time capsule was placed in one of the spikes of the sculpture, containing children's poems and paintings, due to be opened circa 2300.