Sentence examples for still clamped from inspiring English sources

It bespoke someone's desperation to move stacks of chairs, open cartons of toys and stuffed animals, board games, a sofa, a brass headboard, skis, a desk with a lamp still clamped to it, and, underneath everything, layers of men's and women's clothing going damp in the dew.

It bespoke someone's desperation to move — stacks of chairs, open cartons of toys and stuffed animals, board games, a sofa, a brass headboard, skis, a desk with a lamp still clamped to it, and, underneath everything, layers of men's and women's clothing going damp in the dew.

Researchers have discovered the 425-million-year-old remains of a new species of parasite - still clamped to the host animal it invaded.

Researchers have revealed the 425-million-year-old remains of a newly discovered species of parasite - still clamped to the host animal it invaded.

The archwire, still clamped in the torquing key, was engaged in the slot and fixed in place with an elastic ligature (conventional brackets), or by closing the active clip (self-ligating).

The lion jumped out the window, officer Ryall still clamped in its jaws.

Most NHS maternity units still clamp the cord as soon as the child is born, though the growing evidence in favour of delayed clamping has prompted a number of hospitals to adopt that approach in recent years.

That was a smaller percentage than the Fed's survey in April, but it meant that, on balance, banks were still clamping down as they worried about the economic outlook and tried to conserve capital.

Already the Swiss provide needle exchanges and safe injection rooms, as part of a policy of "harm reduction", currently fashionable in drugs-policy circles.But, for all their willingness to make such experiments, the Swiss still clamp down hard on drug users and dealers.

On the one hand, the government is still clamping down on dissident opinion – sending someone to jail for a 140 character retweet –  but at the same time Chinese companies are in greater demand than ever amongst American investors.

With Garcetti's budget relying on millions from Airbnb, will L.A. still clamp down on short-term rentals?