Sentence examples similar to a echo lingers from inspiring English sources
They sound distant and dull over my laptop's speakers, but linger like an echo in death's valley.
Europe is full of might-have-beens and were-once-somethings, but the echoes linger on.
He has won more green jackets than anyone, and the echoes linger still from his stunning sixth and final Masters victory in 1986, ringing as clear after 22 years as they did on that brightly lit Sunday.
We were conceived in violence and its echoes linger just under the surface of our motives.
Bowie's vocals are utterly stable, never hasty but holding steady under massive thrust, shedding redundant stages as it accelerates, gaining height and impetus as it becomes smaller and smaller to the listening mind, dwarfed in the huge empyrean of the song's arrangement but somehow still focal… until it disappears completely and lingers only as an echo of itself in the mind's ear.
I remember him playing taps so that the notes lingered mournfully, like an echo from the Army's past, signaling the end of the day and reminding soldiers of those who had gone before them.
Talking to the BBC, while at London's Science Museum, Commander Hadfield said the difference in the lights between east and west Berlin represented "a lingering echo of a freedom that has been regained".
