Sentence examples for it still rules from inspiring English sources

Since crack cocaine appeared in the state, the prison population has grown by 130%; and, although crack has loosened its grip on other places, it still rules in Mississippi.

Its election defeat last year was a shock, and it still rules five of India's 28 states.

"It still rules by threats," he said.

But by 1962, it had taken over heaven, where it still rules.

But the BJP's knack of eluding justice in the state, which it still rules, may be fading.

There have also been ominous signs for the party in Gujarat, the last large state it still rules.

One is, for instance, that even though a dialetheia does not rule out its negation, it still may rule out several other things.

It's still ruled by the al-Nahyan family whose Bani Yas tribe migrated to the north Arabian peninsula Gulf coast, opposite what is now Iran, in the late 18th century.

He left Guinea as a boy, when it was still ruled by France, and eventually settled in Paris, where he became a leader of the pan-African student movements of the nineteen-sixties.

In the 90s it was still ruled by Mobutu Sese Seko, the dictator the US had helped to install 30 years earlier, and because I'd publicly spoken against him, I was not allowed into the country.

The British double agents Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, and Donald Maclean were able to see out their days in Moscow while it was still ruled by Communists, without fears that their hosts might betray them and send them back to an unforgiving Great Britain.