Sentence examples for still needing something from inspiring English sources

Pete McGrath's side host Tyrone in next Sunday's final round of fixtures still needing something from the game, with the games between Armagh v Derry and Laois v Meath also crucial in determining who falls through the trap door into Division Three.

Everyone still needed something from Joan Baez.

Well, not entirely: Pearl Jam still needs something to brood about.

But it would still need something to slow it down.

Because gamblers still needed something to bet on, bookmakers began paying stadium operators to hold races in the late 1960s.

After a few weeks, it seemed as if I had exhausted my local entertainment options, but I still needed something to fill my time.

"I feel we're a really good team but you still need something special to win the Champions League and still I don't feel it.

A race going well or a race going badly means much the same thing: you still need something to aim for.

Seven-hundred pizzas to be exact, courtesy of California educators who understood that, while unity can feed the soul, you still need something in your stomach.

Perhaps this culture of festivalism is merely what happens when you do away with organised religion, then find that you still need something to fill the gap.

My desktop is not particularly tidy - those are just documents that haven't been put somewhere more sensible yet, or still need something doing with them.