Sentence examples for story existed from inspiring English sources

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It shows that Noah's story existed in Mesopotamia a thousand years, at least, before the Bible was written.

In addition, Ms. Stahl said, on the Friday before the broadcast, a CBS correspondent in Washington called to say he had been hearing that such a story existed.

But nobody at Notre Dame seems to have paid enough attention to figure out that the girl at the center of their winning-season story existed in the same universe as the Little Mermaid.

However, it is widely assumed that the story existed in oral form for at least several centuries previously and that it includes descriptions of practices current in Celtic society in Ireland or Britain or in continental Europe as long as several centuries before the birth of Christ.

Although variations of the story existed previously, the version most ingrained in American culture was published in 1930 by Watty Piper, a pen name for Arnold Munk.

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Several variations of the story exist.

Bush doesn't even believe that that story exists.

A short story exists, in a sense, to end.

There's no ethical imperative to explain why a fictional story exists.

Like a Verdi or Rossini opera, "West Side Story" exists in several versions and has a complicated history.

The skeletal story exists so the police inspector can battle wave after wave of gun-toting bad guys.

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