Sentence examples for has grown still from inspiring English sources

The gap between the two sides, unbridgeable at Camp David, has grown still wider.

Since Mr Barak says the Palestinians cannot be "rewarded" for violence, this suggests that the gap between the two sides, unbridgeable at Camp David, has grown still wider.

Having lost so many lives, many ordinary Palestinians now want to see some tangible gain to show for their sacrifice.The gap between the two sides, unbridgeable at Camp David, has grown still wider.

If anything, he has grown still more vital in the past decade, which saw the premieres of such masterpieces as "Company B" and "Piazzolla Caldera" (both of which will be performed along with "Arabesque" on Tuesday).

As the man handling the account for Antarctica beer at the time, he was busy devising new ways of reaching out to these new consumers, whose importance has grown still further since then.

Since then, the House version of the legislation has grown still more aggressive.

In the past nine years, since I began going to church again, I have grown still fonder of these poems, valuing them, to borrow a phrase from Auden, as "expressions of Anglican piety at its best".

When we woke up the next morning, the light was gone but the stalks had grown still taller.

Since then, however, it has grown hotter still: metaphorically speaking, the Fringe And Fettle Noodle Bowl ($34 plus postage and packing) is veritably boiling over with rivalry.

Does a forest felled 200 years ago that has grown back still qualify?

Although Prezzybox has grown it still maintains its family feel which to Zak is key.