Sentence examples for that still line from inspiring English sources

Next door is a small fishing shack built with packing crates that still line the interior.

The forts and palaces that still line it testify to its strategic value.

The school, now renamed for Charles Darwin, survives between glittering new shops and the dour high-rise apartment buildings that still line a boulevard of broken Communist dreams.

It was formed at Unity Hall hotel more than 100 years ago, when the waterfront of the inner-west peninsula heaved with industry and the cottages that still line its narrow streets were home to stevedores and factory workers.

Only she with her heroic sculptural movements has dropped by the wayside where she lies inert like one of those beautiful battered pagan tombs that still line the Sacred Road between Eleusis and the city of the Parthenon.

According to the Brno museum, there had been Jews in Prostejov since the 15th century, and even 100 years ago they occupied the fancy mansions that still line the streets radiating out from the town square.

In May 2011, relief workers pulled the body of a missing parishioner from the mangled debris that still lined the coast.

More than 100,000 such transition shelters were to be built in Haiti, but less than half of them have been finished, hung up largely by the slow pace of removing the rubble that still lines many streets and by the difficulties in finding land and financing.

There were no brackets that still lined up, so we just taped the bumper on, and never gave it a second thought.

And in an alcove off the entryway, a modern sculpture stands in front of original windows that still have lines of poetry by John Keats that someone etched into them.

Because Arizona's legislature brought the suit, it's unlikely that it would be amenable to a solution that still vested line-drawing control in the hands of another institution.