Sentence examples for years still exist from inspiring English sources

Though many of Mantegna's works for the Gonzaga family were subsequently lost, the remains of nine canvases depicting a Roman triumphal procession, the Triumph of Caesar, begun about 1486 and worked on for several years, still exist.

If the glass ceiling and the glass closet that held John Browne captive for so many years still exist, then there's about to be a revolution.

The kind of discrimination she faced while going through a divorce and custody trial all those years still exists.

Yet the effort has so far been vexed.Villagers say that despite work decontaminating the soil, many radioactivity hotspots above 20mSv a year still exist.

But reports of overall driver satisfaction being up from the previous year did come as a surprise to him, because "a lot of issues from the past year still exist today and still haven't been addressed," he said.

The interiors that caught my eye all those years ago still exist, with only minor adjustments.

Almost none of the big technology companies of 20 years ago still exist, points out Fred Hickey, the editor of the High-Tech Strategist, a newsletter.

She says that, for Island women, the same obstacles that were in place 20 years ago still exist today.

Based on creator Sally Wainwright's observation of her mother's second marriage, "Last Tango" tells the story of a widow and a widower who reconnect via Facebook and quickly admit, to themselves and each other, that the feelings they had for each other all those years ago still exist.

Thus, the animals that are infected at a young stage (i.e., no more than one year) will still exist in the herd, shedding MAP via feces and contaminating water and food, and will only present clinical symptoms in the adult stage [ 12].

There is no doubt in my mind that in 20 years Greece will still exist and most likely be thriving.