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These are now on order and will be circulated when available.

Would Father tell them about me, or had he already circulated the news?

You have to move around and keep the blood circulating.

All you want to do is get the blood circulating.

The body can not live for more than 7 minutes without blood circulating.

Every year or so the word would start to circulate.

As a result, there is less blood circulating through the body.

You just have to circulate, he says more than once.

As the books began to circulate, more people wanted to learn.

Allow me to add my own to those already circulating.

Probably more drugs than blood circulating in him at any given time.

There is little room for me to circulate through my class.

It gets your blood circulating and that always looks really pretty.

It's not always easy to tell which way the water is circulating down there.

From the beginning it was hard for a President to circulate at will in public, so the world went to him.

Many were circulated at the time of the event, and several others have been put forward since.

It was only later that news of the attack circulated.

Its time and place had been circulated well in advance.

It was given the special power to issue circulating notes.

You seem to circulate at pretty high levels out there.

After rumors circulated at their high school, the director got police involved.

There was even a photograph circulated of him walking on water.

These products, however, will not be free to circulate in the rest of the community.

More than 270 initiatives have been circulated in California since 1980.

But by the next day the news had circulated throughout the league.