Sentence examples for weekend circulation from inspiring English sources

Rusbridger was dismissed by some as a middlebrow, but weekend circulation jumped.

(By contrast, Israel's top-selling daily, Yediot Aharonot, has a weekend circulation estimated as high as 600,000).

The paper has a weekday circulation of nearly 220,000 and a weekend circulation of nearly 300,000, according to recent reports from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Israel's economic doldrums and a slump in tourism have cut into advertising revenue, while weekend circulation is down to 25,000, according to Mr. Stephens.

The editors' action put newspapers with a combined daily and weekend circulation of more than eight million copies — said to be read by more than one-third of Britain's population of 62 million — on record in favor of substantially toughening the system of self-regulation by the newspapers that has been in place since 1953.

No doubt he'd agree that it's odd, if not downright hypocritical, for them to be so routinely talked about in the language of pandemics or military conquest ("swarms", "invasions"), or that they should be damned for their perceived nomadism when non-Roma society fetishises speed and circulation, weekend breaks and EasyJet getaways.

This, you might say, is not for the squeamish, but many of these photographs have already appeared in weekend supplements and high-circulation magazines.Our appetite for such images appears to be boundless.

Speaking from the festival site on Sunday morning, Steve Rolles, senior policy analyst for Transform Drug Policy Foundation which was instrumental in negotiating the testing facility with local authorities, said a key result of the initiative was the removal of potentially toxic substances from circulation over the weekend.

But in an interview published by one of China's biggest-circulation newspapers, Southern Weekend, Mr Dong argued that China could also end up like France, with its economy numbed by costly employment benefits and strikes triggered by any effort to reform them.

The Wall Street Journal and USA Today, which do not publish on the weekend, both reported gains in daily circulation.

Yesterday, the Environmental Protection committee began considering bills that would limit weekend construction and regulate noisy air circulation devices.