Sentence examples for be there since from inspiring English sources
The complexity has stunned scientists — they shouldn't be there, since the atmosphere is so thin.
Obvious examples include the beliefs, long-range plans, and desires that a person is not consciously thinking about at a particular time, as well as things that have "slipped one's mind," though they must in some way still be there, since one can be reminded of them.
And though we were anxious, though quivers of nervousness ran along our bodies like mice, we wanted to see whatever it was, we wanted to be there, since after all it was coming toward us, it was ours to witness, as if we were the ones they'd chosen, out there on the other side of the sky.
The philosophical question then is, "Should we say that we have simply missed the symbolism, but that it must be there, since what a statue symbolizes is precisely what its maker makes it symbolize?
Yet the theatrical window will always be there, since cinemas are an ideal way for studios to launch their films and offer an experience only a small minority can replicate at home.
Communication presupposes that someone who is able to hear the act must be there: since the act can be heard only if it assumes a "body" (cf. Reinach 1913b, 160), the act has to be uttered.
