Sentence examples for existed has passed from inspiring English sources

That time, if it ever existed, has passed.

In one roadside sign that he photographed in 2009, in the now restive province of Deir Al-Zour — where 13 people were found executed this week — banal fealty and wishful thinking mix in a message whose moment — if it existed — has passed.

The task force's 105-point plan was premised on the declaration of an "energy crisis," which, to the extent it ever existed, has now passed as energy prices have fallen sharply since the spring of 2001.

One theory expressed by Stan Goff, a retired special ops officer who assisted Ms. Tillman's investigation, is that the soldiers responsible were itching for a firefight even though whatever threat existed had long passed.

The time of frantic bidding wars among the specialty divisions of major studios — some of which, like Miramax, no longer exist — has also passed.

What this means is that they are qualitatively distinct, independent objects: first the cause exists without the effect, later the effect can exist without the cause, once the cause has passed out of existence.

That's the direction he wants to lead the social network in as it attempts to prove it can exist in a world where Facebook has passed it as the dominant social network.

They seem to exist outside of daily life, representing common sense that has passed from one generation to the next since time immemorial.

Some said that Baltimore club's heyday has passed and today's scene barely exists.

Though more than 20 years has passed after the initial study, fever phobia still exists in the United States as well as in the other countries [ 10– 16].

"If such information exists, and judging by what the Foreign Secretary has said it does, no one has passed it to the Russian side".