Sentence examples for had still done from inspiring English sources
Bournemouth had still done enough to ensure Newcastle were booed off – loudly – at the interval.
But Mr. Rothenberg argued that the two men had still done "a pretty good job" in candidate recruitment.
Her father Max said despite her losing her Olympic title due to an official's decision, she had still done "exceptionally well" to get silver.
The next morning he saw the stock had still done well after hours so he left for an appointment, confident he would return home to a profit.
But Grant Shapps claimed that his party had still done well in the poll, and said that in the 2015 general election the electorate would be choosing between Ed Miliband and David Cameron.
In court, the judge branded the sting "a very, very clear case of entrapment solely to create a newspaper story". However, he had still done something illegal, so was sentenced to a six-month suspended jail term, 100 hours of community service and forced to pay £95 in costs.
The wet suit, the smallest they had, still did not cling to his emaciated frame as it should have.
So now we had still didn't have a place to live, yet, but two promising ventures.
"I've still done more than most people that are trans have," he said.
"To hospitalists, if you drop dead on the way home, they've still done their job".
