Sentence examples for still chop from inspiring English sources
And even in the best conditions, the aggressive, front-running Wanjiru must still chop 72 seconds off his personal best to break the world record, 2 03:59, set by Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia last September in Berlin.
At the age of 80, my father still chopped firewood as fast as I did.
We may have a vague suspicion that we're doing some good somehow, but trees are still chopped down for paper, oil is still drilled for plastics and ore is still mined for drinks cans and food tins.
At Pino's Prime Meat Market on Sullivan Street in SoHo, Pino Cinquemani still chops steaks on the three-inch-thick wooden cutting board his forebears bought more than a half-century ago.
Mr. Hendrickson, who still chops his own firewood and still finds the time to lie outside on the grass most evenings with his wife, Lillian, to look at the sky, says he never missed a day's weather reading in all his decades.
Mr. Seeger does not perform as much as he used to, and his reedy tenor has lost some of its force, but he still chops wood outside his home in the Hudson Valley, protests against war and plays the banjo about as well as anyone ever has.
That is, while you'll only be sent the ingredients you need, there's often still chopping and stirring and seasoning involved across several steps.
If someone is making dinner with a recipe on a tablet, the device can be across the kitchen from the stove and the chef can still scroll up and down the recipe onscreen, while still chopping onions.
They've upped the resolution of the video to take advantage of the BlackBerry Storm's screen, but it looks like they're still chopping shows into little tiny bit-sized sections.
He doesn't have to herd cattle any more, although sometimes he still chops wood.
