Sentence examples for still stores from inspiring English sources

Evidently, there are still stores that sell records.

Still, stores plan to pull out all the stops on Friday and through the weekend.

To make the contest even starker, the SD1000 is a digital camera, fizzing with megapixels, whereas the Leica still stores images on that frail, combustible material known as film.

In its statement, the geological survey cautioned that near the capital, "the fault still stores sufficient strain to be released as a large, damaging earthquake during the lifetime of structures built during the reconstruction effort".

Still, stores are concerned about some surveys, including one from the National Retail Federation, that say consumers are completing their holiday shopping earlier, most likely because shopping lists are shorter this year.

It still stores the aluminium cladding for the uranium fuel rods that were burnt inside Piles 1 and 2. That aluminium posed serious disposal problems when it was removed, in a highly radioactive state, from the two reactors as their fuel was decommissioned and their plutonium extracted.

Hundreds of aboriginal skeletons are still stored in American museums.

Orkin's antibodies, lymphocytes, and stem cells are still stored in my laboratory.

E-mails saved to the draft folder are still stored in the cloud.

I tell him he can still store some of his stuff here.

But they're still storing, shipping and leaking waste into the air and the water.