Sentence examples for fresh still from inspiring English sources

And none of it resembles the dry sticks in American stores: here, the lemon grass is fragrant and fresh, still attached to its graceful gray-green leaves.

This month it turns 40, in a special-edition DVD that refuses to show its age, still fresh, still funny and still breathtakingly outrageous.

Who lays greater claim to an image of overwhelming sorrow: those who walk by it twice a day, or those who see it fresh, still feeling shock?

This is a sandwich that requires the use of soft and superbly fresh, still malleable (we'll come to that) white bread, cut into slices that – as a general rule – should be around half the thickness of your fish fingers.

Fresh still are the nightmares of trying to work with former Senator Robert G. Torricelli -- whose tongue and elbows are every bit as sharp as Mr. Menendez's -- and the last thing the 81-year-old Mr. Lautenberg wanted was another youngish whippersnapper who would hog the limelight and deny him the deference that a senior senator is due.

But back in the early 1990s, it was still fresh, still earning its place in the cultural lexicon.

Being inquisitively omnivorous, I wanted to know how it would taste; in the face of a fresh, still-warm placenta, I was less enthusiastic.

This refers to claiming perfectly good, fresh, still-packaged food when it has been thrown out in the dumpsters behind grocery stores and restaurants that can't serve it or sell it anymore.

His still-fresh, still-­astounding cyberpunk parody "Snow Crash" (1992) standardized use of the Sanskrit word "avatar" to denote virtual human identities and came impressively close to predicting how the Internet would come to be understood, which is to say as a "metaverse" paradoxically larger than the world that enfolds it.

"It's nice to see how fresh it still looks".

"It's very fresh and still on the menu".