Sentence examples for still stages from inspiring English sources
Fox still stages those Jimmy Johnson-Barry Switzer debates.
These are still stages, and they still hold power for you as a performer.
The Rucker League still stages its high-school and open-division games once a week in the same park, but the E.B.C. is now the main attraction.
The Boss shows no signs of slowing down: at 66, he still stages large tours at a moment's notice, still plays for more than three hours, still leaves audiences exhilarated and baying for more.
Nonetheless, in 1994, Juan Antonio Samaranch, then the president of the International Olympic Committee, visited Much Wenlock, which still stages its annual festival, to lay a wreath at Brooke's grave and explain that he was paying his respects to the true "founder of the modern Olympic Games".
The crucible of Sussex's sanscullotism is undoubtedly the East Sussex county town of Lewes, which still stages the nation's most raucous celebrations of 5 November every year in memory of 17 Protestant martyrs burnt to death in barrels between 1555 and 1557.
Battles like Solferino, Gettysburg, Königgrätz and Sedan were still staged.
The Deaths of Edward Lear became so popular that revivals are still staged.
The show still goes on, and tulips are still staged in the traditional way in brown beer bottles.
But the London Book Fair still staged a small turn-up for its own appointments book yesterday.
The magazines still stage elaborate photo shoots; some of them publish expensive, long-form journalism, investigations and fiction.
