This instrument, called after him, the guillotine, which is still used in France, was more speedy and certain in its action than the sword in the hands of the executioner.
In all legal matters the decisions of Henry's judges were so sagacious and consistent that they became the basis of the common law which is still used in all English-speaking countries.
From the fourteenth century to the seventeenth 'clean' was often used in this sense, usually with verbs of removal and the like, and so it is still used colloquially.
This material is still used as coloring matter by the Tusayan Indians, by whom it is called yayala, and is highly prized by the members of the warrior societies.
The old village was situated on a ridge of foothills east of the present town and near the spring, which is still used.
This feather is still used in certain ceremonials, and is tied to certain prayer offerings.
This shrine, I was told, is still used by the Mishoñinovi priests in their sacred observances.
It isstill used in the provinces, otherwise obsolete.
A British word for pavement, or stepping stones, still used in the same sense in Berkshire and Hampshire,’ cp.
The ancient game of loggats has died out, but the term is still used to denote the small sticks or pieces of wood used in playing trunket and other games.
In this sense the verb is obsolescent in the dialects, but it is still used in the sense of to walk with quick, short steps, to walk briskly and lightly, or mincingly.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "still used" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
