Sentence examples for existence to go from inspiring English sources

What could be more indulgent than ditching a responsible, stable existence to go and fanny about on a farm?

But this year, one part of the 1947 movie will emerge out of its black-and-white celluloid existence to go onto the auction block.

To spend and waste time as though you had a million years.... Now you know -- that's the happy existence you wanted to go back to.

However, during the ending they would be stated to share the same existence, and had to go on different paths.

If I was exposed to any kind of irritant or allergen, I could easily get a reaction that jeopardized my existence and forced me to go back on steroids to save my life.

The trial judge, Mrs Justice Nicola Davies, allowed the existence of the reward to go before the jury but not Massey's approach and rejected the claim it had the "flavour of a bribe".

And since every Eastern tradition is based upon pure consciousness as the ground of existence, there is nowhere to go when you die.

Then there's the slightly less-worse-case scenario: we make them live in misery, or even relive the misery of their original existence and cause them to go extinct again.

Well, my dad's favourite way to deny the existence of God was to go, "But if God is omnipotent, that means he can create a stone so heavy that he himself can't lift it, which then means he is not omnipotent!" Still now, this sentence annoys me more than any sentence on Earth.

"He is very proud of the work that he has done in bringing the museum into existence and he is happy to go wherever the Police Department can best take advantage of his abilities," he said.

Then it occurred to me, I could make a mental note of its existence and send someone else to go pick it up later pretending they had lost a tiny Wrangler jean jacket with four pockets on the front.