Sentence examples for live exist from inspiring English sources

The first regards a quest: Does "the secret of how to live" exist in the memories of her childhood?

The crown of El Teddy's symbolizes New York not because it was on the credits of "Saturday Night Live"; it was on the credits of "Saturday Night Live" because it symbolizes the idea of New York that the opening scenes of "Saturday Night Live" exist to symbolize.

In the valleys of the Hengduan Mountains in which the Yi live exist innumerable small areas blocked by the mountains, within which traffic is inconvenient.

In many ways, the intersecting factors of a thirst to create and perform, the necessary resources, gentrifying neighborhoods and a community of people that want to live, exist and thrive outside a world of mainstream cultural expectations are really what allows this idealistic sentiment to be a reality.

The Occupy "Movement" reminds us of the former, where groups enter a public space and live, exist, eat, celebrate, agitate, and protest.

Large fishes and marine reptiles were common; the largest bony fish ever to live existed at this time, and Jurassic pliosaurs (see plesiosaur) are some of the largest carnivorous reptiles ever discovered.

These ravishing poems tell us that where we live exists in both memory and imagination -- that there is no place beyond what we attach to experience.

Best figured if a contemporary Christian model for serving the poor and making a living existed, she would surely find it at YDS.

And the site, as he stated in his book "Landscape for Living," exists in relation to people.

"Terrifying!" Richard Wallace lived—"existed," as he put it in a couple of burrows within the debris of old newspapers and grocery packaging.

The song About Today, which, live, exists as a sort of epic crescendo, is on the album a quiet, focused, minimal rhythmic drone supported by looped violas.