Sentence examples for existed will be from inspiring English sources
Soon, every band who ever existed will be "celebrating" the 10th/15th/20th anniversary of every album they've ever released by playing it in full, even at festivals, meaning all festivals are 10 days long to fit in each 90-minute set.
Packaging will be virtually nonexistent and, where it exists, will be recyclable or compostable.
The ones that do exist will be older -- and harder to keep running -- than the ones today.
Social housing that does exist will be sold off or converted to higher rents and not replaced.
He argues that the problem, if it exists, will be solved by bottom-up innovation in energy technologies.
"Whatever little tarnish exists will be wiped clean," Mr. Bratton said, "and it will be the most brilliantly shiny badge in the United States".
The Infrastructure Act, if passed – and so far it is scarcely being contested (hello Labour, do you still exist?) – will be the Climate Change Act's evil twin.
Since old lyric feeling is driven back by the formulas and attitudes of modern poetry, the only place it may exist will be in dream poetry.
What everyone agrees on is that only more research and more detailed analysis of the studies that exist will be able to provide answers to parents and clinicians.
"We think that that same expertise that exists will be the backbone of any success on the reconstruction of this country in the future".
How they co-exist will be just one feature of an ego-laden Yankees locker-room that many fear will produce as gripping a drama as their expected pyrotechnics on the diamond.
