Sentence examples for allow it to linger from inspiring English sources

If you're going to end the relationship, just end it cleanly and do not allow it to linger on indefinitely.

It's the kind of wine that you could certainly derive plenty of pleasure from without paying too much attention to its details, but it's also one that, if you do look at what's going on beneath the fruit-driven surface, also provides the sort of unexpectedly intellectual pleasures that allow it to linger in the memory.

And while "Hidden Figures" was released in December, its position as an Academy Award contender has allowed it to linger in theaters, meaning it's not quite done racking up ticket sales, which currently stand at $162.9 million domestically.

The second thing I learned was that all my problems revolved around sounds that were caused by blocking this air flow with the tongue (try saying D, G, or B), so consequently I learned to tap my tongue on the roof of my mouth instead of allowing it to linger.

Our failure as biologists and educators to eradicate this misconception has allowed it to linger in the public perception of evolution.

The physical structure of the starfish larva, controlled by its nerves, allows it to make feed-versus-speed tradeoffs – lingering whenever algae are plentiful, then darting off should nutrients grow scarce.

Now we have curated exactly that kind of material, and it allows you to linger in the world of the book, to understand more about it -- to simply luxuriate in the world of the book longer.

He's bought comfy chairs with deep cushions that one can linger on and, more crucially, that his staff will allow you to linger on.

Newly heated cabins will allow artists to linger until mid-October -as well as arrive earlier in the spring - for an extended 22-week season.

I ate long, slow dinners, always with escargot or warm chevre, and was pleasantly surprised when waiters inevitably topped off my wine glass to allow me to linger.

Together these reforms allow corporations to linger for protracted periods in a corporate "Neverland," shielded from what had once been looming pressure to demonstrate to the world that they were ready to grow up and become publicly-traded companies.