Sentence examples for is still practiced from inspiring English sources

It is still practiced on modern Mount Athos, Greece.

But it is still practiced very much in townships by groups.

Scrimshaw is still practiced by whalers such as the Chukchi of Siberia and the Eskimos of Siberia and Alaska.

Typical Swiss folk culture (e.g., yodeling and playing the alphorn) is still practiced in some rural areas.

Fibres are usually separated from the stalks mechanically, although in some areas retting, followed by hand stripping, is still practiced.

The art is still practiced at the Sandwich Glass Museum (129 Main Street; 508-888-0251; www.orgdwichglassmuseum.org).org

(This hunting technique, known as drive fishing, is still practiced in Japan and the Faroe Islands, east of Iceland).

Otherwise, it seems safe to say that the world's oldest profession is still practiced in New York hotels.

The birth of girls has long been avoided through infanticide, which is still practiced often in China.

But while polygamy is still practiced in parts of Africa and the Middle East, the industrial West is uniformly monogamous.

The Torzhok technique of gold embroidery (raised floral patterns using gold and silver threads), which developed in the 13th century and flourished in the 18th, is still practiced.