Sentence examples for will take still from inspiring English sources

The Warriors' Draymond Green lost out to the Spurs' Kawhi Leonard as Defensive Player of the Year, but I think he will take "still being in the playoffs" as a decent consolation prize.

If you see a living creature in the distance, it is not until you are closer to it that you will be able to identify it as a human being, and it will take still more time before you can eventually recognize who it is.

It should also be noted that although new diesel engines are available, it will take still many years before they have a significant penetration into the diesel engine fleet, especially in less developed countries (Scheepers and Vermeulen 2012).

The Vesta Pro camera has a built-in microphone and easy-focus lens and will also take still photographs at a resolution of 800 by 600 pixels.

It will take longer still before the Knicks celebrate another postseason victory.

That is changing, but the shape it will take is still far from clear.

China will take longer still to gain the expertise needed to deploy a carrier-based battle group, with all its supporting vessels.

The exact shape it will take is still a matter for debate, but the idea, in its original form, is thrillingly simple.

Surely the manufacturing and industrial sector will take longer still.

Exactly what form that will take is still undecided, he adds.

Next, we will take a still deeper look at two specific resting-state networks (RSNs): the default-mode network and the emotional salience network, which arguably have the most consistently demonstrated relevance to neuropsychiatric disease.