Sentence examples for still date from inspiring English sources

SHORTZ: That'd still date the puzzle eventually.

Many of the mining laws still date back to colonial times, with little provision made for small-scale miners.

The repercussions of this chastisement of the corrupt church were heard throughout Europe, and some scholars still date the end of the Renaissance in Italy to this event.

And thousands of fresh recruits, still dressed in rags, mill about on streets whose names still date from the last fallen dictatorship.

Much of the material is cynical, like the riff on divorce being much better than marriage, and a so-so skit marvelling that women still date men, given how likely it is we'll end up murdering them.

At least, that's what Simon Wong, an engineer in California, and Chiunwei Shu, a student in Arizona, have done to make it easier to live in different states and still date each other.

Statutory escape distances still date back to the British Fire Prevention Committee's report on a fire at Edinburgh's Empire Palace Theatre in 1911, which was taken to be a model of best practice, due to the safe evacuation of the audience – who left the building in the time it took the band to play the national anthem, ie 2.5 minutes.

And yes, we still date.