Sentence examples for exists to have from inspiring English sources

THE WIMP Born to be mild, the Wimp exists to have sand kicked in his face and submit to wedgies and worse, or, like Woody Allen, to overcome adversity by being smarter and funnier than everyone else in the room.

Balaban: That is the reason the company exists, to have a social impact.

Thus our overall conclusion is that a-LoCoH is the best method unless some compelling reason exists to have all the kernels constructed either from the same number of points (k-LoCoH) or for all to be of similar size (r-LoCoH).

But critics exist to have opinions.

There are restaurants that exist to have four Times stars.

God does not have to exist to have a real impact.

"The Australian government will however examine whether options exist to have the matter reconsidered".

This should be little comfort to any of us, when the options existed to have a real public interest defence, or simply not have the offence at all.

Shufflewick was one of those comic creations that are so complete they seem always to have existed, to have erupted from that timeless place from which all deep comedy springs.

"We exist to have a positive impact on as many people as possible".

"We know the limitations that exist to having an elimination of subsidies in agriculture," said Mr. Amorim.