Sentence examples for are still usable from inspiring English sources

If you have furniture or large items that are still usable, donating them to charity makes sense.

On Manpura Island, one of the worst‐ravaged areas, only two wells are still usable and no fresh water is being brought in.

Handmade rugs from the dropped Burke restoration effort are still rolled up in the lobby, and some of the seats he ordered are still in cardboard boxes, though it is questionable whether they are still usable.

Since 1992, when the United States abandoned nuclear tests, the national laboratories have vied to devise ways to simulate nuclear explosions in hopes that these methods will allow them to determine whether stockpiled warheads are still usable.

A big reason for its adoption is the popularity of the dump's "still good" table, where residents disposing of their trash put items that they no longer want but that are still usable.

Dr Tamara Griffiths, spokesman for the British Skin Foundation, says: "There are 'use by' dates on bottles of sunscreen, and tests have shown they are still usable and effective afterwards.

The predecessor phrase, critical mass, though dated, is still usable.

Sameh owned a pair of binoculars, and though one eyepiece was broken they were still usable.

He could sell his building materials to the contractor, at least what was still usable.

Take furniture, clothes, DVDs, CDs and everything else that is still usable to charity shops.

He also said many buildings had been demolished while they were still usable, adding: "That is a disaster for both the environment and resources".