Circulate

I become a transparent eyeball; I am nothing; I see all; the currents of the Universal Being circulate through me; I am part or particle of God.

If the virus continues to circulate in bats, that makes eliminating the disease "very challenging, if not impossible." Andrus said.

Rumors started to circulate in town about Yanni having an affair.

Money needs to circulate more efficiently in Algeria.

He is the coordinator of a news website, which has a platform that debunks false reports and propaganda that circulate online in the country.

Avoid stacking dishes too closely together in the dishwasher; they need space for water to circulate.

Because influenza in some countries can circulate year-round, there’s no particular flu season as in more temperate climates. The women were therefore vaccinated at various times with a shot that contained three inactivated flu strains. Each group was followed for up to 180 days to see whether they developed fevers and body aches.

He says protons are fed directly into the LHC ring via two injection lines, one for each beam. He says the first attempt to circulate two proton beams all the way around the ring will occur on September 10.

Keeping the door open allows fresh air to circulate throughout the entire room.

Was there a need to circulate that news bulletin?