Sentence examples for in existence somewhere from inspiring English sources

Is there some other model -- already in existence somewhere in the world, or yet to be discovered -- worth exploring?

"I mean that I was looking for things whose final appearance would feel both organic and mineral at the same time or else whose final appearance would be like something 'unlisted' or 'uncategorized' but currently in existence somewhere.

There are 51.2 million refugees in the world who've had to abandoned their homes, their countries, and the lives they built in hopes of finding a better existence somewhere else.

He said he learned about the mural's existence somewhere on the grounds in the early 1980's.

From bacon to bread, the name of every single food in existence also got its start somewhere.

Several early stone keeps had been built after the conquest, with somewhere between ten and fifteen in existence by 1100, and more followed in the 12th century until around 100 had been built by 1216.

The number of such keeps remained relatively low: in England, for example, although several early stone keeps had been built after the conquest, there were only somewhere between ten and fifteen in existence by 1100, and only around a hundred had been built by 1216.

At most it only shows that they were in existence at the trial and permits an inference that they existed somewhere previously.

The Shanghai based financial asset exchange is focused on P2P lending solutions for banks and insurance companies and clocks in somewhere in the top 20 of all unicorns in existence today.

Once the spikiest band in existence, Manic Street Preachers appeared absurdly incongruous on this bill: a quote about firebombing Radio 2 doubtless exists somewhere in their early-interview vaults.

The home has been in existence since 1869.