Sentence examples for from still another from inspiring English sources
Many are married to partners from another country (and divorced from a spouse from still another country, come to that).
The Cambodians find themselves overrun by opposing armies of their ancient enemies, the Vietnamese, with pressure from still another old threaten ing source, the Thais.
Snapper is a name of convenience; actually, each of the Hawaiian varieties comes from a different genus, and the Florida red snapper comes from still another.
The Web is already replete with pages that aggregate data from other sites: A personalized Google home page, for instance, might include headlines from several different news sources, weather reports from yet another site, and stock prices from still another.
A. There are several kinds of involuntary jaw movements, said Dr. Steven Syrop, section chief of temporomandibular disorders at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, and it is important to distinguish chattering from grinding and from still another problem, called oromandibular dystonia.
The largest is Dendroseris, also of Asteraceae but from still another tribe (Cichorieae).
I look in vain for still another letter from her, going through each card in the box again.
The New York/New Jersey Hitmen's first victory of the XFL season Saturday night could not keep NBC from sustaining still another tumble in the first-year league's television ratings.
If Fairfax is forced from office, still another Democrat ― Attorney General Mark Herring ― is next in line for the top job.
"And, from Guantánamo today, still another report that Muslim prisoners there are being subjected to barbaric tortures.
We met a group of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans returning to campus to study science and engineering (a feature that resulted in an official Army commendation for Alan Kotok, our managing editor), another group of faculty members who were the first in their families to graduate from college, and still another group who became science-policy fellows, combining politics and science.
