Sentence examples for the title exists from inspiring English sources

Verloc, the secret agent of the title, exists in a kind of moral limbo, betraying his friends, while frustrating his employers by the low-level nature of his information.

The plaintiff's North Carolina land grant included both "a tract of country over which the Indian title had been extinguished" and "a large body of land, over which the Indian title existed at the time of the survey, but has since been extinguished".

Officially no such title exists, but everyone is keen to claim the crown because it helps to market a city, particularly abroad.

NSW is also particularly notable for having the lowest success rate for native title applications, with 89.6% of determinations finding that no native title exists, out of a total of 48 claims.

This will be the last time the championship exists under the ILMC title – next year the competition will have full FIA status and teams and drivers will compete in the new World Endurance Racing Championship.

If the title already exists, you will be redirected to the article for the title.

That was when it recognised that indigenous title existed.

(You probably didn't know such a title existed).

The title of duke was of relatively new origin in England; only one other ducal title existed previously.

Zoe Dolan, an American crypto lawyer (who knew such a title existed?) instantly took to Twitter to report feeling "so bullish" that she "can hardly stand it".

If the title already exists, it'll show you that article.