Sentence examples for brought still from inspiring English sources

3.17pm BST Hollande says "the wind of freedom" the D-day troops brought still blows across Europe today.

When we were packing to leave, I looked at the plastic bag of gadgets and gewgaws that I had brought, still sealed by a twist tie.

Growing wealth, especially in emerging markets, brought still more.London attracts foreigners partly because it lies off the coast of a continent where bad things have happened horribly oftenHistory and geography drew them to London.

It can't be that different from the one 19th-century viewers must have had looking at the antique spinning contraptions on display here that first brought still images to life.

The suspicion and opposition of its Italian neighbours were the third source of Venice's future weakness, and they hindered the republic in the second Turkish war (1499 1503), which brought still greater losses.

At the time, it lived on the accessible end of what the live game scene offered, and I loved it, but the less geeky friend I had brought still felt a bit out of place.

Colored stones bring still more problems.

The nose of the aircraft slants upwards, bringing still further lift.

The tax policies of France's new president, François Hollande, are expected to bring still more.

With each year bringing still more films, he says, "you can't see them all".

With rocky economic conditions unlikely to give executives much reason to go shopping, 2012 could bring still more splits.