Sentence examples for some still exist from inspiring English sources

Some still exist, like Film Forum on Houston Street, but as a group they are a shadow of what once was.

After the tiny territory voted to split from Indonesia in 1999, pro-Indonesia militias killed more than 1,000 people, according to United Nations estimates, and some still exist in the border areas, leading to heavy security there.

According to Ms. Brendle, West 46th had a fairly consistent line of rooming houses — some still exist — with zoning that allowed commercial activity on the first floor, perfect for a wall of restaurants just a block from Broadway theaters.

Some still exist, their faded wooden walls hung with lobster pots, though recently, Stellar Development of nearby Great Neck has built 24 homes here, with about 10 more planned by year's end, in addition to new roads and sewers.

Speakeasies sprung up in every neighbourhood – so called as you would have to whisper the password to get in – and some still exist today, such as the Green Door Tavern on North Orleans Street, and the Green Mill in the Uptown neighbourhood.

But most some still exist as they always have, as if suspended in the discount jell-o mold of time.

It was constructed with fish-belly rail set into stone chairs, some of which, and some wagons, still exist in the castle cellars.

Some commons still exist.

Recent cases suggest that some problems still exist.

And in the south and the east, the Taliban and some Al Qaeda still exist.

Monumental brasses were exceedingly numerous in England, where some 4,000 still exist.