Sentence examples for still milking from inspiring English sources

But the joke rebounded on Byrne and Labour, and the Conservatives are still milking it all these years later.

He was still milking that particular creation some 20 years later, producing and directing a series of television movies, including Bandit Goes Country and Beauty and the Bandit.

For all the talk of reconciliation and "moving on" after the murderous Khmer Rouge era, some complain that others are still milking the tragedy for what they can.

If you're still milking cows by hand, maybe you would want to use the money to put in a new system".

Yet Krall has inspired a near mania by shedding the dated mannerisms of jazz's past while still milking its aura and all those fine songs written back then.

It's 131 years since the gunfight at the O.K. Corral but Tombstone is still milking that most famous of western shootouts – between the Earps and the Clantons – for every cent.

"Here's nostalgia: I still milk my goats every morning, and my 2-year-old grandson likes to help me, and we drink the milk afterwards.

For all the suggestions of a more nuanced treatment of the characters' sexuality, the play still milks some easy laughs from period stereotypes: June is a crude portrait of the 1960s lesbian as a truck driver in a twin set.

Olson described how Kazakh villagers still milk their mares three times a day — the principal way of telling time in that part of the world — to produce a fermented sugar-rich drink called koumiss.

Each day he still milked the cows and tended his fields.

The company can still milk the business for more profits, since the "Internet build-out" under way will generate huge demand for hardware over the next few years.