Sentence examples for today exists from inspiring English sources

And I like that So Sad Today exists.

But it might seem jarring that Freddie, which was rescued by Washington and today exists at the pleasure of taxpayers, paid $80,000 to become a "platinum" sponsor of this shindig.

The essays, which mark an exciting beginning for n+1's "Magazines of the Americas" (MOTA) project, prove that much of the best writing today exists behind a language barrier.

The xylophone possibly originated in Southeast Asia or Oceania and today exists in forms as simple as two or three logs laid across a player's legs or as wooden slabs set across two supports such as logs; a pit dug in the earth may act as a resonating chamber.

Why should it be included, asks Jobs, when so much of what people do today exists on the Internet?

Originally created as an add-on for the now obsolete Google Glass, the ThirdEye of today exists as a mobile app.

The financially, geologically and most attractive petroleum play area in Nigeria today exists in the onshore and offshore Niger Delta region which forms one of the world's major hydrocarbon provinces.

Indeed, the original purpose behind the creation of the Ansar al-Sharia brand, thought to be a front for al-Qaeda and which today exists in several Muslim countries, was to avoid the negative attention associated with the al-Qaeda name, with the group operating at the grass-root levels to build a public support base.