Sentence examples for still to live from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is the thought that most of your conclusions will necessarily be provisional, as the person may have two or three decades of vigorous existence still to live.

HARD as it has been to watch, harder still to live through, the spectacle of Herman Cain's dodging sexual harassment allegations is a real step up for the status of women.

It was those two images -- a man-child who looked old enough to know the consequences of his actions yet who seemed still to live in a world of make-believe -- that the jury was confronted with as it deliberated.

Frustratingly, Black has still to live up to the form he showed in High Fidelity: nothing he's done since then has been as good and he's certainly disappointing here.

It's rarer still to live so far removed and yet find there are so many people who want to help you build a new house when your old one burns down.

There is now a profound crisis in young people's mental health, and self-harm is just one symptom of that crisis – according to the latest figures, self-injury has risen by as much as 70% in the past two years among 10- to 14-year-olds, and there has been a chilling surge in suicide attempts among people with their entire lives still to live, many of them linked to bullying.

These are starving animals still struggling to live, and yet doomed to die prematurely.

They still like to live".

But you still got to live".

"I still want to live here.

Did he still want to live?