Sentence examples for work in existence from inspiring English sources

"It may well be the lengthiest unpublished work in existence".

He told people he met in Village joints that the Oral History was already millions upon millions of words long and beyond any doubt the lengthiest unpublished literary work in existence but that it was nowhere near finished.

Yet by Thursday morning, someone will be the proud new owner of the 1895 painting, which is one of only four versions of the work in existence and widely praised as the best.

The most magnificent example of Muslim enamel work in existence is a copper plate in the Tiroler Landes museum Ferdinandeum at Innsbruck, Austria, decorated in polychrome enamel, with figure subjects, birds and animals within medallions separated by palm trees and dancers (first half of the 12th century).

The book is one of the most valuable ethnographic works in existence; archaeology has in many ways supplemented the information Tacitus gives, but in general it has tended only to confirm his accuracy and to illustrate his insight into his subject.

For, what we lucidly encounter in art is our making-sense of the place in which we find ourselves, a fundamental "world-disclosing" that is always already at work in human "existence," our standing-out into intelligibility.

Some of these impressive works are still in existence.

I'm extremely proud that this huge honour has been given to Peter Higgs and François Englert for their work in predicting the existence of the Higgs boson.

It's fascinating to observe her at work in this alternative existence of chilling, hi-tech surveillance, and perhaps the key exchange comes when she's eventually brought into a top policy meeting at CIA headquarters.

Government-financed researchers are forbidden by Congress to generate such cell lines because the blastocyst is destroyed, but were allowed by President George W. Bush to work on lines already in existence as of Aug. 9, 2001.

But a lot of people are doing lot of work to keep it in existence.