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Discover LudwigThe phrase "still beating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a continued action or state of being, often with a sense of persistence or endurance. Some examples of when it could be used include: - "Despite her exhaustion, her heart was still beating with excitement at the thought of the upcoming trip." - "The old clock may be broken, but the pendulum is still beating steadily." - "The drums were still beating in the distance, signaling the start of the celebration." - "Even after all they had been through, their love for each other was still beating strong." - "The sun was setting, but their spirits were still beating with energy as they danced on the beach."
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"Still beating," the grandfather said.
'He's still beating his breast, right?
They're still beating that dead horse".
The right wing is still beating up on him mercilessly.
He didn't just beat Romney; he's still beating him.
"His heart was still beating," Dr. Bao said.
The rain was still beating against the tin roof.
Still, beating Mr. Sununu will not be easy.
It looked dead, but its heart was still beating.
"We are still beating the drums," he said.
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How about the still-beating heart of a snake?
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