Sentence examples for existed stand from inspiring English sources

People from countries I didn't even know existed stand there, miserably inching slowly towards the UK border and my wife, Kate, an American, was obliged to join them.

Indeed, here's the irony: Had Glass-Steagall never existed, stand-alone investment banks might not have existed either.

The Death-in-Life in which the zombie exists stands at the very opposite pole from individualist, self-propelled metamorphosis of upward social mobility, which promises, as the credit card advert claims, "you can be whatever you want to be".

As we have just seen, Lotze's monism or his belief in the substantial unity of everything that exists—stands opposed to Herbart's earlier pluralistic atomism.

The head-to-head record between the clubs in competitions which currently exist stands at Luton 39 wins, Watford 27 wins, with 23 draws.

It is doubtful that even the KGB — if it still existed — could stand up to the GPS revolution.

Animated or filmed scenes provided the backdrop or commented separately on the stories they told, or existed as stand-alone tales.

A large number of empty cells existed in Stands 3 and 4 when a cell length of 10 m was applied (Table 2).

The second-to-last song that plays before every show is "Blitzkrieg Bop," and seeing a crowd of Entourage heads hey-ho-ing along with the Ramones was a clear-eyed reminder that whatever punk rock rebellion existed in stand-up is long dead and pissed on.

Sadly, we don't always see that happen in the UK and Hope for Justice exists to stand in those gaps.

We deify horrible frat-boy brogrammer assholes, while funding, and celebrating, morally bankrupt apps that exist to stand in for their mothers and/or servants.