Sentence examples for but lingers from inspiring English sources

However, the old wayward spirit of London repertory hasn't entirely died, but lingers in an elusive, phantom form.

It covers Italy from top to bottom but lingers in the north with vitello tonnato, poached scampi and osso buco with saffron risotto and gremolata.

In the rich world the old instinct in favour of "national champions" and industrial policy is supposed to be out of fashion but lingers damagingly on.

This opens in a direct fashion, with citrus flavors predominating, but lingers to reveal white flower notes and other hidden complexity.

Paintings of creepy dolls wrapped in crinkly clear plastic -- laments apropos of AIDS, evidently -- have a shock value that teeters on kitsch but lingers in the mind.

It combines artemether, an artemesinin derivative, with lumefantrine, a drug developed by Chinese scientists, which does not kill parasites as quickly but lingers in the blood longer.

But lingering snows are proving a bonus for others.

But lingering safety concerns slowed the adoption of reprocessing.

But lingering hopes about Microsoft were also a factor.

But lingering recuperation from a viral infection forced Mr. Kaufmann to cancel several months of engagements.

None of this pain was in his script, of course, but lingered loud between the lines.