Sentence examples for existence around from inspiring English sources

According to legend, the Gum Wall first squelched into existence around 1993, when patrons of the Market Theatre's improv comedy group, Unexpected Productions, began sticking their used gum to the bricks as they queued for late-night shows in Post Alley, beneath the city's Pike Place Market.

The Sumerians were one of the first civilizations in existence (around 3000 BC) and for a time worshipped the Anunnaki, their deities.

She came into existence around the era of old-school glamour, became an astronaut during the space race, discoed her way through the 1970s, broke the "plastic ceiling" as a woman in business in the 1980s, entered politics in the 1990s, and even survived a high-profile breakup in 2004.

"And there are a number of maharajah cars in existence around the world".

Instead, their role was played by evanescent photons continually popping into existence around the strong pulse.

The book opens and closes with complementary views of a society coming into existence around a massive traffic jam.

I took hold and tried to lead a normal existence of being around and communicating with others, normally, with all the confusion, complications and responsibilities of life.

And as day turns to night, and then back to day again, another life cycle just as crucial to the structure of our existence spins around and around.

There are roughly 70 million blogs in existence, with around 120,000 being created every day.

If "scores" means at least 40, then by this logic, Trump is claiming the existence of around 1,000 more people than anyone else has.

In Britain, for instance, politicians have complained about the existence of around 270 "cash-machine deserts", areas home to hundreds of thousands of poor people who live far from branches and banks' free-to-use automated teller machines (ATMs).