It must have been coming from solid Welsh stock that caused me to linger on a piece about James Bourke, consultant general surgeon at Queen's medical centre, Nottingham, calling for a ban on the contested scrum in Rugby Union on health and safety grounds.
There were more mixed economic signals yesterday, which may cause doubts to linger about the outlook.
Bourque had been following what he called the driftwood line, where a small change in depth had caused driftwood to linger.
Mr. Chlebowski said tests had shown that the new A.T.M.'s did not cause users to linger, and, in fact, might save time because the underlying technology permits quicker transactions.
The writer reminisced nostalgically about the odor, "a mingling of oranges and oysters," and recalled that the stalls of miscellany had "exerted a fascination which often caused one to linger and miss his boat".
More of the same policies will cause China to linger in a phase of structural transition.
However, in the enlarged, diseased heart, this corkscrew shape never fully forms, which causes blood to linger in the left atrium.
All pastas are homemade, salads with entrees are $1 extra, and hot herbal teas are served in wonderful Bodum plunger pots, which causes customers to linger far longer than management wishes.
Consequently this represents another mechanism that will cause weather conditions to linger.
Consistent with Groh's findings, Abraham offers his own account of why H.P.P.D. causes sensory input to linger within neural circuitry, firing even after the stimulus is gone.
Today both of us agonised throughout another final day of the season that will cause the pain to linger a long time.
