Sentence examples for at lingering from inspiring English sources

Before the new cabinet could meet, four of its ministers had resigned in protest at lingering RCD influence.

The protesters' anger hinted at lingering tensions between Gbagbo and Ouattara supporters in Ivory Coast that the ICC will not necessarily heal.

Selina's incompetence is a large focus of the comedy, although the show also directs much satirical firepower at lingering misogynistic tropes.

This was New Order's first venture into self-production and Sumner's lyrics – "Won't you show me, please show me the way" – perhaps hint at lingering insecurities, but the shimmering electronica takes existential angst on to the dancefloor.

I'm looking out of the window here in north-west London, at people with their heads down hurrying to work in the drizzle, at lingering hoodies, at grafitti and angry traffic, and it's hard to believe it's the same country.

When Irene hit last year, he yelled at lingering frolickers, "Get the hell off the beach!" This time, the governor blistered the Atlantic City mayor for sending what he called "mixed messages" on evacuation orders and warned stranded residents: "We will not be able to come and help you until daylight tomorrow".

Many researchers therefore view these trends in overcrowding at EDs as lingering problems that will continue to exist in the future [2].

It has brontosaurus-size articulated buses, often two at a time, lingering at a bus stop.

Underlying public attitudes about nuclear power is, if not fear, at least lingering anxiety.

It is a welcome stress, aimed at a lingering blind spot in modern taste.

From his seat, Mr. Murtagh smiled nostalgically at the lingering embrace, mood uplifted.