Sentence examples for prix exists from inspiring English sources
Like his artistic antecedents, Prix exists in symbiotic antagonism with comfort.
The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix exists in a pristine bubble, the sort that Formula 1 too often resides within but which has been punctured by the troubles of recent months.
A prestigious annual art prize totaling €35,000, the Prix Marcel Duchamp exists "to honour [sic] a French artist or artist residing in France, representative of his or her generation and working in the field of the plastic and visual arts: installation, video, painting, photography, sculpture".
Grands prix are infinitely safer now than 16 years ago but the possibility still exists for the worst to happen.
"At the last formula one constructors' meeting at the Austrian grand prix the question of having a contract recognition board for senior employees, similar to the one that exists for drivers, was discussed.
The exist ing Grand Prix of the United States has been staged at Wat kins Glen, N. Y., since 1961.
In the 62 years the World Championship has existed, five women have entered a grand prix compared to 822 men in the same period.
Perhaps the Grand Prix should be shared?
"Twenty British grands prix would be amazing.
There was the decision to shuffle last year's grand prix calendar to accommodate a race that turned out not to exist, for example.
"Grand Prix racing," Bell Labs researcher Jim West says, "is probably the noisiest environment in which man must exist and communicate in".
