Sentence examples for that still live from inspiring English sources

There are so many stereotypes about black people that still live on.

Warfare among human groups that still live by hunting and gathering resembles chimp warfare in several ways.

"There's all these old jazz musicians that still live uptown that the Jazz Foundation looks after," he said.

Window bars protected the house from the panthers that once roamed the estate, and the monkeys that still live there.

"Reconciliation" and "post-conflict resolution" are buzzwords these days and a lucrative industry for the colonial international strata that still live, on tax-free salaries, in Sarajevo.

But through knowing people that still live there, there ain't much changed really, they're still not having a great time for the most part".

The best has been Richard Serra's 2008 Promenade, a work that still lives in my head.

And then Virgo made a sporting gesture that still lives long in my fading memory.

It was a village of Kuikuros, one of the few tribes that still lived in the Amazon much as they had before the arrival of Europeans.

Benthic, or sea-bottom, marine communities were dominated by the crinoids, a group of stalked echinoderms (invertebrates characterized by a hard, spiny covering or skin) that still lives today.

He responded, "You know, one of these programs that I was watching said that there was a tribe in Africa that still lives, how we would call, primitively.