Sentence examples for that now reside from inspiring English sources

But when the markets began in the Depression, the Indians were lucky to get a few dollars for pieces that now reside in museums.

Alien mammals that now reside semipermanently in Antarctic and subantarctic regions include sheep, rabbits, dogs, cats, rats, mice, and human beings.

FOR many years, beginning with the birth of his son in 1984, the artist Murray Zimiles devoted himself to depicting the Holocaust in works that now reside in museum collections.

His maqamic intonation aligns him with the Jewish ethnic communities with historical origins in the Middle East and North Africa that now reside almost entirely in Israel.

The new numbers accompany existing figures made public previously by Google, including the 700,000 apps that now reside on Google Play, which have led to over 25 billion app downloads.

Once beloved pieces of equipment that now reside on the scrapheap of history, relics of a bygone age, testament that when it comes to technological progress, there are winners and losers.

They bring their sound to the spectacular Temple of Dendur, the Egyptian temple that now resides at the Met.

Kype listened to the stupefying murmur of the bees, a drowsy buzz that now resided as an itch in his ear.

I'm currently trying to figure out how I'm going to travel with a live penguin and a dead stuffed two-headed calf that now resides in a fairly big display case.

One of the earliest manufacturers of games for the Spectrum, Psion, went on to produce one of the most successful hand-held computers and the Symbian operating system that now resides in most smart phones.

An alternative reconstruction of Proterozoic eastern Australia is proposed in which back-arc extension in the Broken Hill and Mount Isa terranes was linked to retreat of a west-dipping (present-day coordinates) subduction zone and associated magmatic arc that now resides partially or wholly within North America.