Sentence examples for which still uses from inspiring English sources

Compaq was bought by HP, which still uses its brand name, while IBM sold its PC division to Lenovo.

The Assembly district covered part of Riverside and part of an adjacent county, San Bernardino, which still uses punch cards.

A small section on the Native American Church, which still uses consciousness-altering peyote in its Christian ceremonies, would be worth a whole exhibition unto itself.

The University of Pennsylvania's human modeling center, which still uses the Jack software, is working on expanding Jack's ability to respond to natural language commands.

When Mr. Sugawara was asked if Japan, which still uses paper ballots, would upgrade to New York's system, he shook his head.

Of the 36 states with the death penalty, all but Nebraska, which still uses only the electric chair, specify the same three-drug sequence for lethal injections.

That's when it occurred to me that these services, popular among digital camera users, could also be useful to the vast majority of American households, which still use film.

Meanwhile, success stories like Elva's are routine in Catholic schools, which still use the traditional immersion method.

Rover and MG, which still use the outdated Longbridge plant in Birmingham, England, are rent by labor strife and hemorrhaging red ink.

The subway system has about 480 relay rooms, 25 of which still use technology that was in place when the subway opened in 1904.

A decade on and Mr Lukashenko's security services – which still use the KGB moniker – are back in action, stamping down on pro-democracy activists and arresting hundreds.