Sentence examples similar to existed sun from inspiring English sources

We drove alongside canals frosted with thick layers of floating trash and lined on either side with even thicker deposits; white and red were the leading trash colors, but there existed sun-bleached plastic equivalents of every other major color as well.

"ARK" opens by describing orbital photographs: "Over the rim / body of earth … rays exist sun / rest to full velocity… Pocked moon kills half the sky.

Within both day and nighttime levels are medals that Sonic may collect, two types of which exist: Sun and Moon.

In humans there exist several SUN isoforms with SUN2 being the ubiquitously expressed one.

He said it was part of the "culture of Fleet Street" and had existed long before the Sun journalists had been arrested.

Radiation is no longer merely the background radiation of rocks, the bombardment of cosmic rays, the ultraviolet of the sun, which existed before there was any life on earth; radiation is now also the unnatural creation of man's tampering with the atom.

It states: "The Jedi religion is just like the sun, it existed before a popular movie gave it a name, and now that it has a name, people all over the world can share their experiences of the Jedi religion, here in the Jedi church".

Although flux ropes are clearly ejected from the Sun, there has been some controversy about whether they exist in the sun's atmosphere before ejection.

The logic was this: wind and wood chips would not exist without the sun (nor, of course, would solar rays).

Contrary to popular beliefs largely propagated by the Teletubbies, a baby's face does not actually exist in the sun.

In lay terms, this means there is a less than 0.01% chance that a baby's face does in fact exist in the sun.