Sentence examples for existence move from inspiring English sources

Still in existence, MOVE members say it is a gentle, familial group hounded by a racist system.

These basic concepts sketch out a world of discrete objects and discrete parcels of various physical stuffs (substances), laid out in space and changing over time as the objects and substances in question come into existence, move about from place to place, and eventually go out of existence.

The family has lived a peripatetic existence, moving from airbase to airbase.

Mother and son lived a nomadic existence, moving from France to California, to New York City, to Pennsylvania.

Many Indians still led a nomadic existence, moving their teepees and horses from site to site, and warriors used bows and arrows, as well as rifles.

As an artist, Ms. Peyton has enjoyed an impressively varied existence, moving from city to city (image captions identify dozens of locations worldwide) as opportunities for shows arose.

After a few years living in Suffolk after falling in love with a married woman from London, Highsmith continued her peripatetic existence, moving to France, Switzerland and Italy.

As she entered adulthood, her sense of what was important in life appears to have changed; she adopted the name Cheyenne and took up a wandering sort of existence, moving from one city to another, from plaza to plaza, selling bead-and-wire jewelry she made.

For almost a century and a half, the court lacked a permanent home and led a nomadic existence, moving from the Merchants Exchange Building in New York to what is now known as Independence Hall in Philadelphia and later to the Capitol Building in Washington before settling, in 1935, into the magisterial marble edifice designed by the architect Cass Gilbert that it now occupies.

One lived in Perak, in a small town called Parit, not far from Batu Gajah, in turn not far from Ipoh, the state capital; the other had a more peripatetic existence, moving from a series of remote jungle towns — Tumpat, Temangan — before settling in Kuala Krai, in the heart of the Islamic state of Kelantan, on the remote northeastern coast of Malaysia.

He has, he says, lived a "nomadic existence", moving from city to city in his late teens; spending a short time back in the Dominican Republic, playing shortstop in the baseball Prospect League, hoping to be scouted by a major league club in the US.