Sentence examples for it lingers over from inspiring English sources

At day's end, it lingers over her dark-ringed eyes, his exhausted form slumped across a couch.

It lingers over the routines on the chicken farm and the processing of the birds and their eggs.

The Chinese, the French, the Russians, Italians, Indians and early Celts: the formality of the translator's voice, their measured breath and anxiety moves me as it lingers over the original.

In a review of Mr. 3000 for The Manhattan Mercury, arts critic G.W. Clift specifically highlighted Hurlbut's work on the film, commenting: "Mr. 3000 has several attractions, even unexpected ones like Shane Hurlbut's heart-stopping photography.... one doesn't mind that it lingers over scenes, in part because the scenes look so very good".

It's expected to cause a storm surge of between 6 and 12 feet, according to the National Hurricane Center; and it will drop up to 35 inches of rain in some areas as it lingers over the Gulf Coast through the weekend.

"I don't think we can have it lingering over us or have it as any kind of excuse because we still have to do a job.

Violence, and the threat of it, lingered over the election, despite the deployment of 2,000 election observers, 17,000 soldiers and 22,000 police officers across the country.

"Sabotage" Total box office: $10.5 million Rotten Tomatoes score: 19% Sample review: "I don't know what [David] Ayer is trying to prove by dunking the camera in spilled guts and having it linger over charred and frozen corpses".

While a sign on the front door warned that the area had been evacuated, about 70 people ― plus a collection of pets including dogs, cats and at least one rabbit ― were hunkered down at the inn Saturday afternoon, waiting out Hurricane Harvey as it lingered over the region.  .

Although there is much to linger over, it would be remiss of me not to note that the exhibition presents many little-known sculptures by known and lesser-known artists.

If I had to pick one to linger over, it would be Thomas Moran's "Long Island Landscape" (1902), which, although significantly later than a lot of the other works here, reminds us of what Long Island once looked like.