Sentence examples for everyone lingers from inspiring English sources

Everyone lingers as day turns to night, drinking caipirinhas and sampling ceviche on outdoor beds and at gleaming white picnic tables.

After the meeting ended, everyone lingered in the library to talk.

Once in a while one of the diners would hop over to another table to visit; almost everyone lingered, conversing animatedly, long after the last course was served.

Everyone lingered at the par-5 fourth, probably Bethpage's signature hole, requiring a drive and then a lay up shot to separate plateaus, separated by a vast expanse of sand.

"Professional" social network LinkedIn is announcing another new change to its design, one that it hopes will entice more people to sign up for its paid, premium tiers and get everyone to linger a bit longer on the site: it's updating profiles for Premium users, with bigger pictures, additional features to be more easily found and contacted and expanded data on how people are viewing you.

The very reason why fashion people rallied round him is, one imagines, part of everyone else's lingering disgust with the man.

So while things are currently back to normal for almost everyone (a few lingering network quarantine issues remain, but should be cleared up shortly), there's no guarantee that the attack will not resume.

As much as everyone still has lingering doubts about Microsoft after their hardball monopolistic practices of the nineties, it's clear that they, along with Yahoo, were the only force counterbalancing the massive presence of Google in search marketing.

In many societies in the Caribbean, where the colonial way of thinking still strongly lingers, and everyone is watching what everyone else is doing and talking about it, women are told they should behave in a particular manner from early on (this societal watching has both good and bad benefits but will be addressed further at a later date).

Everyone agrees that such lingering inequities are untenable.

Yet immediately after an execution he would always linger until everyone had left and then sit in his truck in the deserted parking lot, thinking.