Sentence examples for the still current from inspiring English sources
verb
To calm down, to quiet
But it was really shrub.com's post that coined the phrase and established the still current usage.
The still current idea that "we" could somehow sort out Syria is neo-imperialist fantasy.
"We will continue to keep political pressure on the politicians, notably the still current mayor, but politicians in the future to make sure they stay up-to-date on our issues and also to go to Albany to work on some legislation if we can do that".
The cover contradicts the book's spirit, but at the same time reveals the 'mammalian attraction' of potential readers, reaffirming the still current necessity of fighting for microbes.
The startup is headed up by Paul Walsh, the still current CEO of Segala, a company which issues certification for Web and mobile services.
Some of Howe's peculiar greatness is summed up in the still-current "Gordie Howe hat trick," which is when a player has a goal, an assist, and a fight all in one game.
On June 20 , 1782 the Continental Congress adopted the still-current design for the Great Seal of the United States including a bald eagle grasping 13 arrows and a 13-leaf olive branch with its talons.
(Freud is the proof of this, still current today).
It's the unfortunately still current belief that Jews are cleverer.
The doctrine, still current in certain philosophical circles, has roots in 17th-century Cartesianism, in the 18th-century empiricism of John Locke and David Hume, and in the idealism of Immanuel Kant.
Of the matches still current at November 2003, 64% had lasted more than one year.
