Sentence examples for days lingering from inspiring English sources

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

The Silver Lining is that these side effects no longer require days lingering over or near the porcelain potty.

As winter turns to spring, weekend plans are being hatched: balmy beach days, lingering picnics, extended bike rides.

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

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

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.

Yorkshire might have been quietly hoping the virus which has affected Steve Magofffin in recent days lingered sufficiently to keep the Australian hors de combat, because it was Magoffin, along with the absent Chris Jordan, who destroyed the Tykes' batting up at Headingley when Sussex won by an innings at the beginning of the season.

That bitter yet heartwarming day lingers in the Mets DNAA.

Yet one remnant of the old days lingers.

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