Sentence examples for days linger from inspiring English sources

The memories of those days linger on in the minds of many of the city's residents.

Although the last plantation closed in 1946, memories of the glory days linger.

/ It bursts out each spring / when sunny days linger / and orioles sing," the book begins, with a cheerful treetop glimpse of emerging leaves, fluttering pollen and chirping orange birds.

-ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON The long days linger, covered in dust, standing wide and still in the flat land.

Seeing the region along some of the longest inland ferry journeys in Finland is a lot of boat travel, but the Nordic summer days linger, and you can hop on and off along the way, savouring the bucolic charms of Lakeland's most interesting and serene waterside towns.

The feud from their Real Madrid days lingers to this day.

Yet one remnant of the old days lingers.

But we took three meandering days, lingering in seaside towns and along the water.

But at the noisy, stifling Mercado Municipal just down the road, the flavor of the old days lingers.

But in urban areas especially, lead from the bad old days lingers, threatening to cause illness and brain damage in anyone who inhales or ingests it.

The city even had a Jewish mayor.In this section A welcome slap in the face Small country, big year Burma's bimah Gored ReprintsSome of the prosperity and worldliness of those days lingers in the streets around the synagogue.