Sentence examples for still exist the from inspiring English sources

The standard line on Hollywood is that though the studios still exist, the system no longer does, having long been dismantled.

Only half of the 38 episodes still exist – the rest were wiped, which was the BBC's short-sighted practice back then.

Why should any parent meet their offspring's future tax liability at age 18? Yet by implying that fees still exist, the Lib Dems must have deterred thousands of poorer students from applying to university.

Although critics still exist – the London Evening Standard columnist Anne McElvoy described BBC3 last month as: "Young, dumb and living off the rest of us" – there is no longer a cacophony of voices calling for its closure.

His Underground House was a hit at the 1964 World's Fair and may or may not still exist; the underground ranch he built for a client in Nevada is still with us.

The Royal Academy, which already has a collection of 15 Stradivari violins on public view, says its main reason for seeking this particular instrument is that of 550 of the violins that still exist, the Viotti is extraordinary, not just for its tonal qualities but also for its almost unbelievably fresh state of preservation.

"It still exists, the same toxic atmosphere," he said.

Beyond these athletes' cases, the mess still exists, the sprinter Brian Lewis said.

One still exists, the New York Military Academy, seven miles from West Point, founded in 1889.

I believe the market can handle AMD owning ATI, because there still exists the autonomous Nvidia.

Thus, there still exists the need for more potent peptide-based inhibitors of amylin-mediated cytotoxicity.