Sentence examples for to do circulation from inspiring English sources

The construction of new intratumoral blood vessels enables cancer cells to do circulation and distant metastasis.

The most serious of these have to do with circulation.

Prices had to be cut radically, as did circulation, down to 30,000.

"We're not involved with CEA and we had nothing to do with the circulation of the petition," said WE spokesman Brian Manthey.

Fuller insisted that his departure had long been planned and had nothing to do with the circulation scandal; he simply missed writing.

Blessed Event (1932) was a crackling comedy, with Lee Tracy at arguably his best as a gossip columnist willing to do anything to increase circulation, and Employees' Entrance (1933) starred Warren William as an unscrupulous department-store manager who wreaks havoc on the lives of those around him.

It seems clear that no newsroom employee had anything to do with inflating Newsday's circulation, and the paper, which has won 17 Pulitzer Prizes and is unquestionably the voice of Long Island, has done a thorough job of covering its own scandal.

Nonetheless, the fundamental way to improve DO levels is to ensure continuous circulation of water flow.

And something had to be done to halt the slide in circulation.

"They do increase circulation, because heat causes the blood vessels to dilate.

What that tight blue tick suit is doing to his circulation, however, is a thing best not contemplated.