Sentence examples for have still come from inspiring English sources
"And then you would have said 'Tssh!' and we would have still come this bloody road".
So, my best guess is that through the period covered by the census data they would have still come.
Indian audiences have still come a long way since the word "sexy" was banned from Hindi film songs and replaced with the word "baby" in the 1990s.
US regulators had approved the spectrum move this week, but these payments to Inmarsat have still come more quickly than analysts had been anticipating.
In The New York Review of Books, Marcia Angell, a former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, wrote: "After decades of trying to prove [the chemical-imbalance theory], researchers have still come up empty-handed".
If $10,000 was invested in each Maker & Breaker, however, you'd have still come out slightly ahead, by $11,548.
Its prevalence can be exaggerated, but it has still come as a surprise.
Didi Kirsten Tatlow reports in her Page Two column that many feminists believe that women leaders would have made a difference, even if the crisis had still come.
Of course, the gap is much higher than it was 18 months ago but it has still come down a lot from the levels reached after the failure of Lehman Brothers.
It's hazardous terrain for the studio: despite its good intentions, the film has still come under fire for reinforcing stereotypes and a merchandising mishap.
