Sentence examples for come in still from inspiring English sources

"He never had any money, so he'd get your ear till you bought him a drink, always Schenley's whiskey," Bob Reid, a 69-year-old clammer, recalled of Jack Kerouac's six years here, much of them spent in Murphy's, a salty bar overlooking the public dock where the fishermen, lobstermen and clammers would come in still wearing their smelly hip waders.

Considering that Detroit had come in with the league's top power play and the league's top penalty-killing unit -- while the Rangers had come in still looking for their first power-play goal of the season -- it seemed imperative for the Rangers to keep out of the penalty box.

She eventually decided to come in, still sucking on her blue whistle – maybe a toy from home, or maybe a small gift given to her by an aid worker or volunteers she met on the way – like it was a comforter.

That's where you (still) come in, Pops.

Listen for yourself The boat comes in Still on the subject of the 1970s (I know … get over it grandad), words can not express quite how fabulous the "yacht rock" compilation Too Slow to Disco (out 2 June) is.

Tim comes in (still in checks) to remind everyone to make it work.

In the rematch Friday afternoon, Burbank had the opportunity to do the same to Arcadia, which came in still undefeated in league.

Pulled pork comes in still-pink shards, with a gentle but appealing bite at the edges.

He still occasionally comes in with his lovely boys.

Sandra Bezic, long after the scores had come in, was still saying that Kim  "is truly the queen of figure skating".

But orders still come in, and customers still stop by to play the timbales and discuss salsa.