They were killed at the place called Siyah-sang near Kabul; it is still known, writes the chronicler in about 1770 AD.
The town which grew up in the vicinity became the seat of a bishop, and is still known as St. Brieuc.
An annual fair, still known as "St. Wynnin," is held at Kilwinning.
Here a plot of ground, said to have been cultivated by the saint when he lived there as its apostle, is still known as "St. Drostan's Croft.
Hadrianus, Antoninus Pius, and Marcus Aurelius;[22] they were all found in or near what is still known as Castlefield.
On the Stockport side of the Mersey we have traces of the road to Buxton, but on the Lancashire side its site is covered by the modern highway, part of which is still known as High Street.
This was called the "Wall," and the place where it once stood is still known as Wall Street.
As had been agreed beforehand, an alarm was sent right away to Plymouth and Boston, where signal fires were kindled on what is still known as Beacon Hill.
And it is in memory of his coming among them that the stone stairway of Acoma is still known as the "Path of the Father.
On the contrary, in these Jerusalem is still known only by its old name of Uru-salim; of the name Jebus there is not a hint.
We see the Midianite and Ishmaelite caravan passing Dothan--still known by its ancient name--with their bales of spicery from Gilead for the dwellers in the Delta, and carrying away with them the young Hebrew slave.
Beth-On has survived into our own times, and the site of the old city is still known as Beitîn.
The road to which these various extracts refer, is still known as the Danforth Road.
Albert Street, which enters Yonge Street opposite the McIntosh property, was in 1833 still known as Macaulay Lane, and was described by Walton as "fronting the Fields.
A pretty rural by-road that ascends this same rise near Rathnally, Mr. McMaster's house, is still known as the Poplar Plains road.
They drove the Vikings out with their hail of arrows, and punished them so terribly that the defile down which they fled is still known as "The Slaughter.
Joyce de Dinan held it, and confined Hugh de Mortimer as prisoner in one of the towers, still known as Mortimer's Tower.
In adjusting the boundary line between New York and New Jersey it was cut off from Orange County and is now in Vernon, New Jersey, where it is still known as the "Wawayanda Homestead.
Later, the path was converted to a causeway or road-approach to what is still known as King's Bridge.
Its habitat in Old Street is still known as Lane's Asylum, a picturesque structure of timber and stone displaying the half obliterated letters E.
Originally the town-house of the Irelands, this noble old fabric is still known by their name, and bears upon its ancient front the family cognizance.
Turbit: Radex Turpethi is still known in pharmacy, at least in some parts of the Continent and in India, though in England obsolete.
Under the latter name it is mentioned by Rashiduddin as the seat of one of the Twelve Sings or great provincial administrations, and we find it still known by this name in Sharifuddin's history of Timur.
It is perhaps a trace of the lineage of the old rulers of Siberia that the old town of Tyuman in Western Siberia is still known to the Tartars as Chinghiz Tora, or the Fort of Chinghiz.
The old secular songs from which some of the chorales have been derived are still known, and it appears probable that several chorales, the origin of which is obscure, likewise emanated from this source.
The verses which Te Kanawa heard the fairies sing are, as has been already said, still known, and the Maories cite them in proof that everything happened to their brave chief, Te Kanawa, as it is related.
His name is still known; but it would be an infliction upon the reader to put before him a name almost entirely made up of consonants, and only pronounceable by a Russian.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "still known" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
