Sentence examples for still lives from inspiring English sources

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continually lives

nonetheless lives

consistently lives

ever lives

currently lives

"still lives" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is still alive, ongoing, or continuing. For example: "This 100-year old tree still lives in the city park."

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still lives

noun

Alternative form of still lifes

Exact(56)

He still lives there.

The New York Times

Yet it still lives!

The New York Times

"But Morse still lives".

The New York Times

McCarthy still lives there.

Harvard University

"Imagine, she still lives there".

The New Yorker

My grandmother still lives there".

The New Yorker

The system still lives on.

The New York Times - Sports

Similar(4)

F. Chow Chan, 85, still lives there.

Los Angeles Times

And they're still-lives as well".

BBC

She still lives in the same apartment.

The New York Times

My father, 88, still lives in Turkey.

The New York Times

More suggestions(11)

even lives

again lives

increasingly lives

constantly lives

already lives

always lives

however lives

also lives

nevertheless lives

miles lives

remains lives

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