Sentence examples for will be in circulation from inspiring English sources

As a result, a Europe steadily uniting -- the common currency, the euro, will be in circulation in January -- finds itself increasingly divided by its Alpine barrier.

Cisco, a technology company, predicts that 50 billion connected devices will be in circulation by the end of the decade, up from 11 billion last year.

The company (motto: Our City, Our Money) has made available £125,000 worth of the currency and thinks in excess of £500,000 will be in circulation by this time next year.

The IUPAC rules consider trivial names ephemeral, to be replaced by a systematic name once well characterized, though in practice, both versions will be in circulation in the chemical literature.

Al-Naji continues to keep details close to the vest, declining in an interview yesterday to discuss when, exactly, Basis's tokens will be in circulation.

Safety comes in two basic forms: The stability of the issuer and the length of time its bonds will be in circulation.

The current BBC Sports Personality of the Year will also feature on a 50p coin minted in the UK on behalf of the Isle of Man Government, which will be in general circulation as well as in special celebration packs.

In 1988, the book 88 Reasons Why the Rapture will be in 1988 was in circulation.

My point is the reason we have to prepare for the euro now is because the euro is a reality in the rest of Europe and will be in terms of notes and coins in circulation, approximately in 10 months' time.

Furthermore, Mr. Hamilton will not actually be taken off the $10 bill and will still be in circulation.

The hryvnia will still be in circulation until the end of 2015 March 24 , 2014Updated at 12.08pm GMT 11.52am GMT David Cameron has responded to Lord Dannatt's call for an increase in UK troop numbers.