Sentence examples for exist from that from inspiring English sources

Many other photographs and several film clips exist from that day.

The extremely rare coin, one of two still known to exist from that year, was offered by the auctioneers, Stack's, 123 West 57th Street, at a starting bid of $75,000.

Linear perspective was likely evident to artists and architects in the ancient Greek and Roman periods, but no records exist from that time, and the practice was thus lost until the 15th century.

A number of long-rich European families not to mention numerous major companies that still exist from that era but don't have billionaire ties—have histories marred by their relationship with the Nazi regime.

To support this conclusion, he appeals to a version of the Principle of Sufficient Reason, which states that, for everything that exists from another, there is a sufficient reason why it exists from that other rather than does not exist from that other.

I'm not sure if video or transcripts still exist from that day more than 33 years ago, but I have the photo accompanying this piece, which was taken while I spoke with Sihanouk during a tape change.

Part of a diary exists from that period.

The only painting that exists from that early period is Ecce Homo (late 1640s), an oil on panel.

Until now, there has been little supporting fossil evidence, as only one relevant beetle fossil exists from that time.

If no one exists from that country for a particular cell, then that country needs to be grouped with another similar country.

The terms "white space" (I10) and "opportunity spaces" (I07) were used to described future needs, specifically, product or service areas where no offering currently existed from that corporation or within that industry's market.