Sentence examples for to put still from inspiring English sources

I was never tempted to put "Still Life" aside, though.

The precinct then revised its patrol pattern to put still more cars in areas the invaders were expected to drive through.

Far better, of course, to put the still more ghastly government of Turkmenistan in the chair.

To put it still another way, her "deductible" would be a hundred and fifteen dollars--per week, not per year.

We need President Obama to put engagement — still the right medium-term objective — on hold in their name.

Gawande, a surgeon, manages to capture medicine in all of its complex and chaotic glory, and to put it, still squirming with life, down on the page.

If the EU starts to put its still considerable defence spending to better collective use, Bush won't like it: his ministers protested when Blair and Chirac began the task.

"To put it still more plainly," wrote Watts, "the desire for security and the feeling of insecurity are the same thing".

In downtown Luanda developers plan to put up still more skyscrapers and in July the first grand shopping mall is set to open its doors and tempt shoppers with Armani, Hugo Boss and Prada.

Now, two recent major commercial developments have begun to put a still-poor neighborhood back on its feet.

Styles 2.0 breaks those runway images down even further, enabling PR teams to put up stills of individual products.