Sentence examples for still stage from inspiring English sources
The magazines still stage elaborate photo shoots; some of them publish expensive, long-form journalism, investigations and fiction.
Their activities usually wane from May to September during the rough seas of the monsoon season, but they could still stage an autumn comeback.
Bring Back Our Girls protesters still stage occasional rallies in Abuja to pressure the government to find the schoolgirls, but their presence and influence have waned considerably.
Then, there are the problems of maintaining security in a country where Al Qaeda and Taliban supporters still stage attacks on Western interests.
East Timor shares its island home with West Timor, an Indonesian territory from which anti-independence militias still stage small forays.
Insurgents seeking a separate Islamist state still stage regular attacks across the broader North Caucasus region more than a decade after Russia re-established federal control over Chechnya following two separatist wars.
In his eighth decade as an actor, he was still stage-struck and carried with him the history of the English theater in the century.
Fox still stages those Jimmy Johnson-Barry Switzer debates.
Battles like Solferino, Gettysburg, Königgrätz and Sedan were still staged.
These are still stages, and they still hold power for you as a performer.
The Deaths of Edward Lear became so popular that revivals are still staged.
