Sentence examples for was not circulated until from inspiring English sources

A bulletin describing the restored duties — and bearing the maxim "Every Second Counts" — was prepared but was not circulated until Tuesday.

Money isn't circulating in the economy, so wages aren't being paid.

Think this video isn't circulating in Afghanistan already?

But panel Democrats today complained that the final draft of the 102-page bill, which includes provisions from EINSTEIN, wasn't actually circulated until late Friday.

It was not until US soldiers gleefully circulated sickening pictures of tortured Iraqis that the media paid attention.

It was not until May 1 that he circulated a memorandum to his colleagues's chambers, indicating that he would join Brennan's bloc, in support of affirmative action and the university's program.

Studies performed in the early 1970s showed that increased quantities of DNA are found in the plasma of patients suffering from different malignancies, but it was not until the 1990s that this circulating DNA was shown to exhibit tumor-related alterations.

It was written around 1730 and circulated widely in manuscript form, but was not published until 1755.

In 1953 the collection of 17 short stories El trueno entre las hojas (1953; Thunder Among the Leaves) was published and circulated internationally, but it was not until the 1960 publication of the novel Hijo de hombre (Son of Man) that Roa Bastos won major critical and popular success.

Those documents are not being circulated outside the Justice Department.

"Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Plantation," describing Kemble's five-month stay on Butler Island in the Georgia Sea Islands, circulated for years in abolitionist circles, but was not published until 1863, 14 years after she and Butler had divorced.