Sentence examples for which still comes from inspiring English sources
You don't get the sense of diverse idiosyncratic figures chafing against one another, which still comes across in the 1962 film version.
The grassy field was a cool 7.5 microsieverts per hour — 65.7 millisieverts per year — while the main highway on which the decontamination trucks kept raising dust was only 3.72 per hour, which still comes to 32 times the recommended annual dose".
"Dear Andrew", writes this Sara Keene of Premier PR. "In light of the vast majority of today's reviews, would you consider taking down your original piece which still comes up, fairly high on the list, when you Google Jude Law's Hamlet?" What an adorable request, Sara!
"One of the things we knew, but which still came as a surprise, is the fact that, unlike many other parts of the world, students in Australia don't like to travel for their higher education," says Timothy Zak, the chief executive of Carnegie Mellon's Heinz school in Adelaide, reflecting on the challenges awaiting his British counterparts.
We're now on our third generation of sleep aids, all of which still come with side effects and warnings in their packaging material.
"When you make a good enough game, which still absolutely comes down to the team and the game itself, it can produce numbers that allow the game to grow incredibly".
The army holds a complex place in Spanish society, which is still coming to terms with Franco and where there is still intense national debate over which side shed more blood in the 1936 Civil War.
Hamas has a pragmatic side, which may still come to the fore as its leaders realise the need to be flexible if they want to stay in office.
We'd build levels quickly and learn from them, we had lots of ideas, some of which may still come, some ended up on the cutting room floor.
Fifty thousand dollars richer from last week's win, but not much more famous, Caruana considered this alternate universe, which may still come to pass a few years hence.
Labout have done better in the English council elections, which are still coming in, and tonight we find out if Sadiq Khan has been successful in his attempt to become London's first Muslim mayor.
