This second part :
It’s also called ‘existential there’, 'there→V→S’ where ‘V’ can be other than ‘be’ and ‘S’ is normally indefinite) . It’s uncommon and quite literary in style.
The verb must be intransitive (of motion, stance ). 'There’ is grammatically a subject but dummy.
The whole sentence sounds stilted and unnatural anyway.
edytowany przez savagerhino: 08 sty 2012