Sentence examples for still to get from inspiring English sources

Still to get it done.

"My plan is still to get out at 31," Haye said.

"Our goal is still to get to the quarter-finals," said Grace Carter.

"We know we need some points still to get it," said Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask, who stopped 31 shots.

But an American plan to train and equip 5,000 vetted men has still to get going.

But Bolivia is hard to get to, and harder still to get around—even when protesters do not block roads.

I think the civil society and activist communities have also still to get their teeth into this.

However, if you're pregnant, the advice is still to get vaccinated, since whooping cough can be fatal to infants.

You'd be wiser still to get the sea scallops, plump and juicy, with baby beets and vine beans.

But he said his main goal was still to get Pixelvision into the hands of children, not avant-garde filmmakers.

On the other hand, it might be better still to get out of the capital punishment business altogether.