Sentence examples for still meaning from inspiring English sources

"I don't know what they mean, but there's still meaning there.

But with Van Rompuy's plan still meaning an €80bn cut to the EC's original proposal, other areas are likely to take the hit.

But a strangely stirring theme unifies this collection: the notion that in order to survive troubled times, one must embrace desire that can't stay still, meaning that slips like mercury.

Prices are dropping fast: flights to Costa Rica with the new budget carriers cost about $150 less than with the older operators (based on a search of flights next week).As the middle class gets more access to credit, demand for such hops is likely to increase more still, meaning more flights and more competition.

One of the testimonies states that problems with the gears mean the buses move away from kerbs and stop lights too slowly, can roll backwards on slopes and even stall when on flat ground when standing still, meaning the bus has to be re-started from scratch to the annoyance of all on board.

Leading the way towards the current gin revival, Bombay Sapphire has been around since 1987 and is distilled using a "carterhead" still, meaning the botanicals do not come into direct contact with alcohol but are contained in a wire basket above the liquid and the flavours released by vapour alone.

According to the government the ancient county boundaries are still there meaning that Manchester is still in south Lancashire and stockport is still in North Cheshire.

Of those still alive at the latest follow-up in 2008 (n = 1071) 1010 still participated, meaning a response rate of 94.3%%.

But words still have meaning.

And his association with the game still carries meaning.

But beyond the consumer recycling, there's a reason grunge still retains meaning.