Sentence examples for stage it still from inspiring English sources

In the second stage, it still did better than most of its competitors, but there was an exception.

As we know now it was just a matter of time, but at that stage it still wasn't clear".

The first 'fascicle' of what would become the Oxford English Dictionary was published 130 years ago, on 29 January 1884 – although at this stage it still carried the New English Dictionary name.

The major factor encouraging Republican inertia is that the party's setbacks have not reached the crisis stage; it still controls the House 233 to 200 (there are two current vacancies).

In retrospect, Fela's life has all the necessary ingredients – a great soundtrack, extraordinary showmanship and dancing, plus a story that involves heroism and martyrdom – but to stage it still required a leap of faith.

At this stage, it still seems more likely that Crave will eventually disappear than that print books will become as rare as spoken Latin.

And in Mr. Greif's imaginative and fluidly impressionistic staging, it still manages to evince the humid atmospherics of the novel, bringing history alive in its messy details and illuminating a multilayered society that is besotted with pop culture and in the thrall of the powerful and the rich (2 35).

And in Mr. Greif's imaginative and fluidly impressionistic staging, it still manages to evince the humid atmospherics of the novel, bringing history alive in its messy details and illuminating a colorful multilayered society that is besotted with pop culture and ominously in the thrall of the powerful and the rich (2 35).

And in Mr. Greif's imaginative and fluidly impressionistic staging, it still manages to evince the humid atmospherics of the novel, bringing history alive in its messy details and illuminating a colorful multilayered society that is besotted with pop culture dreams and ominously in the thrall of the powerful and the rich.

I am hopeful that, even at this stage, it may still do so.

At this stage it was still daylight, although dusk would soon fall.