Sentence examples for Now in existence from inspiring English sources

Now in existence for over 10 years, Doomtree records has seven artists owning and managing the label who have released over 50 records.

The Hanseatic League was now in existence.

By her reckoning some 600 exabytes of digital data are now in existence.

That's what it should be investigating rather than reviewing editorial controls now in existence.

And Mr. Hamill said: "This is the most glorious building now in existence in the city.

Thus, mergers under § 17:9are9 are possible in Phillipsburg only with the three banks now in existence there.

But the euro has now been in existence since the start of 1999, with notes and coins circulating since January 2002, so there is an increasing body of evidence based on its experience.

Drug consumption rooms were already operating in Hamburg and Frankfurt before they were formally legalised in 2000 and there are now 26 in existence in 17 different cities.

The Basingstoke Concert Band is a traditional wind band which has now been in existence for more than 35 years.

The journal has now been in existence for five years, so the time seems ripe for us to assess the health of our journal and the opportunities offered by open access publication on the Internet.

"I've done it – put a chocolate bar, now no longer in existence – in my first novel.