Sentence examples for that now existed from inspiring English sources
The upbeat farewell was symptomatic of the "really complex relationship" that now existed between the two powers.
Mr. Kincannon said that future requests would be reviewed using the same criteria that now existed for reimbursable projects.
With the Constitution approved, Alexander Hamilton, as treasury secretary to President George Washington, grappled with proving that the government of the 13 states that now existed on paper could function in practice.
The President seemed to answer the questions put to him ably, and the Times, in an editorial exemplifying the friendly mood that now existed between the President and some of those who had not previously supported him called his performance a "tour de force".
Everything that now existed was fixed for all time in the mythic past, and all that the living were asked to do, in order to guarantee the continuance of their world, was obey the law of the Dreaming and perform correctly the rituals upon which physical and social reproduction were said to depend.
At the beginning of October, he was still unaware of the state of war that now existed between his country and the Commonwealth.
The standards that now exist are purely voluntary.
The 400 parties that now exist in Iraq will have to meld into just a few.
You must accept the distance that now exists between the two of you.
We are probably the best example of a progressive council that now exists.
But perhaps the most significant change is the sense of community that now exists.
