Sentence examples for and it now exists from inspiring English sources

The show is just about to celebrate its 10th year on the air, still based out of the community college, although five years ago WAWL sold their broadcast signal and it now exists only online.

"The film has been made and it now exists," Winfrey said.

Heritage implies great age, and the mosque, as it now exists, is not ancient.

I desire to know the difference between this law which the gentleman proposes and the law as it now exists.

Somewhere between the meme as christened by Richard Dawkins (that is, a component of culture that is disseminated through human interaction) and the term as it now exists in the popular imagination (a graphic with text superimposed to side-splitting effect), lies the internet meme as this column understands it: a phrase or image or idea that spreads rapidly through the virtual consciousness.

I just want to stress that it now exists, and that it's a wonderful, unexpected and underappreciated phenomenon.

First, it explains how processes at all levels have interacted to produce the history of life that we see both in the fossil record, and the ecological and phylogenetic structure of life as it now exists on earth.

No outside institution has been more important to maintenance of the Republican coalition and the conservative movement as it now exists than Fox News.

It now exists to finance Chávez's transformation of Venezuela.

It now exists in 32 states in various forms.

It now exists on, as Arkin says, an "industrial scale".