Sentence examples for still further back from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England was some way behind; the ECB still further back.

But the tradition reaches still further back, something made plain by "American Little Magazines of the 1890s: A Revolution in Print," a free exhibition at the Grolier Club that runs through April 27.

It went still further back to Victorian figures such as Thomas Hughes, author of Tom Brown's Schooldays, and Charles Kingsley, author of The Water Babies, and even to the Old Testament.

We see a chalkboard behind him with symbols we can't make out, and still further back, in what seems to be but is not a fake background, the verdure of the mountains.

At one stage he wonders if he is not doing it "as a punishment for the hurt silence which, I rightly or wrongly sensed, they'd bequeathed to my parents".To uncover his grandfathers' secrets he has to go still further back, to see what formed these complex men.

Then I heard more canisters popping off as police moved the demo still further back.

Yet, for all this, the rich world has been improving its educational performance faster, leaving Brazil still further towards the back of the class.Mr Cardoso did not do anything radical about his promise to improve housing.

Or he could attempt to split the Muslim League still further by openly backing a "king's party" headed by any one among the rebels.

And then he goes back still further.

Twenty-six plarers are within three shots of the lead, and those further back still have hope.

Pull back still further and we see that the world is changing too.