Sentence examples for Who lingers from inspiring English sources

We garland photos of our loved ones with fresh jasmine, and buy sweets to feed the presence of that person who lingers in the photo, in the room.

And anyone who lingers over its scrim upon scrim of graphite lines will recognize a formal tour de force.

Calling Monica, calling anyone Tax-cut fever Shining eyes, deaf ears Moving targets ReprintsThen there is David Duke, who lingers in Louisiana politics like a chronic itch.

There's the Grey Lady who lingers around the dress circle at the Theatre Royal, and Roman soldiers march through the cellars of the Treasurer's House.

I am the one who lingers inside the neon studios of the Fox News Channel and discusses politics; I know of Rove only from the monitors there, which report that he raises vast sums from billionaires for his Super PAC.

In some books, such as Gail Jones's "Sixty Lights", those attributes show through most obviously in the strength of a single character who lingers with you long after you have put the book down.

Those who linger, however, see a different side.

Those who lingered left Starbucks feeling more cheerful.

But these days, those who linger in the middle of the road end up flattened.

By night it is known for the young men who linger on its benches or walls.

They were not the only travelers who lingered for the sights.