Sentence examples for that existed from from inspiring English sources

Then Lingua Franca" - the "review of academic life" that existed from 1990 to 2001 - "went bust".

Gavitt capitalized on television, his product replete with natural rivalries that existed from the proximity between the universities.

He was best known then as the founder and conductor of the Festival Orchestra of New York, a critically praised professional ensemble that existed from 1959 to 1969.

An autopsy found that the 8-year-old child died of "a severely underdeveloped brain with lesions, conditions that existed from the time of her birth".

The beadwork for this table is attributed to Johann Michael van Selow, who worked under royal patronage at a Brunswick factory that existed from 1755 to 1772.

"Even before Moscow, there was Kievan Rus, and there was beer even then!" he said, referring to the eastern Slavic state that existed from the 800s to 1200s.

They have a dead zone that exists from somewhere around 36m miles out.

The only painting that exists from that early period is Ecce Homo (late 1640s), an oil on panel.

To me, it is the perfect kind of photography, capturing everything that exists from a single point in space.

The trajectory that exists from Chardin to Cezanne and Matisse, who both revered him, derives from this perfect mastery of abstract form pared down.

Many issues are pan-African, and the camaraderie that exists from a common history preceding colonialism means there is a lot of shared wisdom to be found.