Sentence examples for longer in existence from inspiring English sources

If history and science isn't your thing, there is another unique draw here -- this is where you can get the best of American kitsch while stepping foot onto the Mother Road Americaa's historic Route 66. Route 66 in its original form is no longer in existence, but at Petrified Forest, you can visit the only section of it existing inside of a national park.

"Of course they were no longer in existence," he said.

The information agency is no longer in existence.

The church had a tripartite narthex no longer in existence.

"I've done it – put a chocolate bar, now no longer in existence – in my first novel.

An Indian Order of Merit (no longer in existence) was established in 1837.

People wanted the state of Israel to collapse and fail, to no longer be in existence and to no longer be a shining light for the Jewish people.

"His passion for dance is evidenced by his contributions to date -- without him a number of prominent arts institutions would most likely no longer be in existence".

If we think of the immaterial soul in Cartesian terms, there simply isn't anything that can happen to such a soul (barring its being no longer sustained in existence by God) that could bring it about that the soul ceases to be; Cartesian souls are "naturally immortal".

The fossil record confirms that amphibians have been in existence longer than mammals, while other studies have independently confirmed that reptiles represent our sister group and are therefore more likely to share the most similar properties with mammals (that is, when comparing only living organisms).

Beyond the fact that there is no longer any "small change" in existence, a few numbers embossed on plastic now empowers the child to succumb to momentary expediencies beyond frozen treats, and their parents sometimes to credit card fraud and possibly bankruptcy.