Sentence examples similar to a trace lingers from inspiring English sources
"Because Peppe kept changing the terms," Kemsley says, with a trace of lingering exasperation.
One of her tales of herself recalled, with a trace of lingering grievance, how fiercely her mother had scolded her for climbing into a basket of freshly dry wash in imitation of a nesting bird.
Routine ground balls to second base became anything but routine last year, and Knoblauch's hesitation before moving off the field last week might have betrayed a trace of lingering doubt: What's going to happen next?
Thus, participants might have been less accurate, specifically in the same-location conditions, because new items were presented exactly at the same location as the iconic trace lingering from previous items.
Until the moment that Lewis and Tyson answered the bell for Round 1 at 10 28 p.m. here, there was still a trace of the lingering doubt that had dogged the promotion.
Deep in the night I search for a trace Of a lingering kiss, a warm embrace But love is a whimsy And my arms embrace an empty space.
A trace of that worry lingers in "Godzilla," and I was impressed by the film's idea that the nuclear tests in the Pacific in the nineteen-fifties were not tests at all but attempts to destroy what lurked beneath the oceans.
It shows that about 3% of the genes of people living today in Papua New Guinea come from Denisovans, with a trace of their DNA lingering in the Han and Dai people from mainland China.
Everyone's done something they hope no one finds out and chances are, a trace of it is lingering on a server somewhere.
But don't wash that wafer: the scent, which can be used for dog-tracking, lasts for up to three years, while DNA traces linger indefinitely.
