Sentence examples for exist a long time from inspiring English sources
My view is that the silly season ceased to exist a long time ago.
The Detroit I remember ceased to exist a long time ago.
Podcasts, message boards and blogs are all mentioned, but presented with technophobic suspicion; Hepworth still seems to be mourning The Word magazine (which he edited) and pining for "the magic nebula" of music magazines, which in his mind ceased to exist a long time ago.
As Golub pointed out, five years ago most applications used to exist a long time, were monolithic and lived on a single server.
novus, that has not previously existed, new; while vetus, that has existed a long time, is opp.
"Star Wars" takes place in a futuristic, sci-fi world, but Lucas tells you at the beginning that it existed "a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away".
Putin's incursion into Crimea and his manipulation of the situation in eastern Ukraine, Pavlovsky said, "was an improvisation, though the logistics and plans existed a long time ago".
Most of them, such as the Suez Canal development project, are projects that existed a long time ago, but no-one had the courage to implement them.
On the basis of universally high core genome ortholog similarities, it arose from a point source that existed a long time after the divergence of the ancestor of this point source from any other known S. aureus species.
In the evolutionary context, to exist means to exist for a long time.
