Sentence examples for which still exists from inspiring English sources

This is not "old New York," which still exists.

The Starrett Corporation, which still exists, sold its interest in the namesake building in 1932.

"In the book I tried to convey the tissue of this intimacy, which still exists.

This exhibition honors the firm, which still exists, as well as the man.

But Roberts went on to found the first Unitarian church in India, which still exists.

Derry City and Derry's city – scarred by sectarian division, which still exists – are intrinsically linked.

Augustus himself bought and enlarged the house known as the House of Livia, which still exists.

He was the founding pianist of Orquesta Havana Riverside, which still exists.

The problem, which still exists even with this new structural solution, is the machine oscillation that appears during machining.

It began as a school, which still exists, and grew to international stature as an innovative and accomplished performance group.

Out of this discontent, a system of commoners' rights was established – formalised in the 16th century – which still exists today.