Sentence examples for exists an old from inspiring English sources

There exists an old photo of the inside of one of Gaudí's studios, looking like a charnel-house, with plaster bodies and limbs hanging on every wall.

There exists an old guard that must allow a natural evolution to occur.

It just exists like an old gramophone record".

There exists a perception that older patients may be at higher risks for transplant related complications, which in turn may be associated with higher costs of transplantation.

It was the kind of place that made people squeamish, but also allowed people to open up, to talk about unmentionable things the kind of place that, were it to reopen, should probably not exist in an old man's basement.

Most first-person novels have layered narrations in which a younger self on the edge of experience exists within an older self engaged in looking back -- an older self who renders the life, who gives it structure or design.

No correlation seems to exist between an older drainage existing prior to circa 3.7 Ma and the present Yellow River network in the Jinshaan Canyon, even though sedimentary and tectonic evidence suggests that the drainage in the middle reach of the Yellow River formed in the late Miocene-early Pliocene.

Moreover, as the scramble for advertiser dollars continues to take its toll online, there exists a real opportunity for old-fashioned editorial curation to thrive on other platforms, both old and new.

On top of that, she argues, there exists a sub-set of older black men who were failed by the last Tory government and whose attitudes towards issues such as authority and police have been passed on to a new generation despite the fact that relations have improved immeasurably since the murder in 1985 of PC Keith Blakelock on the Broadwater Farm Estate, where Duggan also came from.

However, even among rare SNPs there exists a minor subgroup of "older" mutations that have diminished their frequency to rare events.

In men 70 years of age and older there exists a 13.83% probability (1 in every 7) of developing metastatic disease (Jemel et al 2007).