Sentence examples for existing all from inspiring English sources
Then we could say, like William Blake, "I see the Past, Present and Future, existing all at once / Before me".
Existing all over Italy in different versions, it often requires days to prepare its constituent elements: sauce, meatballs, eggs, noodles, and more.
A place on earth, in our own backyard that might help us get to the clouds and all sorts of other wonderlands, existing all around us and yet invisible to the naked eye.
Water wave is a huge green energy source existing all around the world, but major portion of the water wave energy remains unexplored due to the harsh environment and lack of efficient technologies.
Though not all the pets in these books pass away — one is unjustly separated from its young owner, and another apparently goes missing without, it turns out, ever existing — all of the stories dip a pinkie toe into the emotional pool of loss without being morose or preachy.
There would also be the matter of elbowing aside Boston's existing All-Star shortstop.
Right now there are two existing all-weather routes into Cold Bay, one by air and one by water.
Existing all-in-one computers have attracted criticism from some Apple fans and reviewers who point out that they seem inspired by Apple's successful iMac line of computers.
Our all-inorganic full-colour QLEDs show the maximum brightness and efficiency values of 21,600 cd/m2 and 6.52%, respectively, which are record-breaking among the existing all-inorganic QLEDs.
The system applies the brakes at individual wheels to keep the car going where it is pointed -- potentially preventing a spinout -- but its operation could have interfered, under certain conditions, with the two existing all-wheel-drive systems (one for automatic transmissions and one for manuals).
Mesh Scaling reverse engineers the block decomposition of existing all-hexahedral meshes followed by remeshing the block decomposition using the original mesh as the sizing function multiplied by any positive floating number (e.g. 0.5X, 2X, 4X, 6X, etc)., enabling larger series of meshes to be constructed with fewer elements, making solution verification tractable.
