Sentence examples for exists like it from inspiring English sources
"That option doesn't exist like it used to".
The days of simply turning up against apparently inferior opposition and winning simply don't exist like it seems they once did.
When I went to Lecoq, nothing else existed like it in Australia, but now we have the VCA, which we need to cherish.
Without the iPod and without the iPhone Apple wouldn't exist like it does today.
During the chorus, she chants, "I'm gonna swing from the chandelier, from the chandelier/ I'm gonna live like tomorrow doesn't exist, like it doesn't exist".
Whoever owns it, the RBC that Russian readers have come to know will almost certainly cease to exist: like many outlets before it, it will be reduced to a tamer, duller version of its old self.
Turf battles exist, like elsewhere.
Where it exists, like in staffing, container planning or berth scheduling, it provides more of a planning aid.
It means something to us not because it's a tangible thing that exists, but because we've agreed to pretend it exists, like money, or Christmas.
It exists, like everything else in what might otherwise have been a striking landscape, only as a subdivision of her own concerns.
