Sentence examples for years in circulation from inspiring English sources

For home decor junkies, 2009 was a dark year, marking the shuttering of Condé Nast's shelter magazine, Domino, after four years in circulation.

For home decor junkies, 2009 was a dark year, marking the shuttering of Condé Nast's shelter magazine, Domino, after four years in circulation.

We take full advantage of that at PSW and I could give you a dozen examples from every one of our 10 years in circulation but suffice to say it's not that hard to spot those patterns.

The Brixton pound has just celebrated its first year in circulation.

It stopped printing them a year ago and they tend to last only a year in circulation in any case.

Over nearly a year in circulation, Politico Magazine has worked hard to command a piece of the country's intellectual turf.

The number of fake 50 cent, 1 euro and 2 euro coins detected by national central banks rose to 26,191, up from just 2,339 in their first year in circulation.

The problem is that most people think that this is a safe beverage to drink, and yet in this past year in Circulation there's an article that says one serving a day increases a man's risk of heart attack by 20 percent, and in those who have one serving a day you can find in their bloodstream markers that show they're at risk for a heart attack.

The Manchester Evening News suffered one of the biggest year-on-year falls in circulation among the main regional evening newspapers in England in the first six months of the year.

The paper saw a 111% year-on-year increase in circulation in the week of the referendum on Scottish independence.

Last week the Standard reported a 6.36% year-on-year fall in circulation to 263,312 copies in April.