Sentence examples for linger between from inspiring English sources

Disputes also linger between the House and the Senate over campaign finance and health care.

Temperatures will probably linger between 12 and 20 degrees celsius, and brief showers are also likely.

His comments had special resonance in the Baltic region, where tensions linger between Russian-speaking minorities more than a generation after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Though these magical lines linger between sleep and waking, and though they mingle fear and delight on a strange island, they are not from one of Sendak's books.

But it is also a book Gertrude Stein be damned of remarks, both in the elliptical declarations that the characters make to one another, and in the weighted silences that linger between them.

Because the intramural union fight basically pitted A.L. umpires, who generally opposed Richie Phillips, against N.L. umpires, who generally supported him, animosity could linger between members of a crew.

For two months the president lingered between life and death.

Hospitalized following her presentation, she lingered between life and death for ten days.

More likely, though, the explanation is the curious ideological sympathy that lingers between Cuba and Mexico.

Arguments about money lingered between Sorgul and Bunyamin: they never talk to each other, even today.

"Are you guys fucking Japanese or what?" she asks when an awkward silence lingers between songs.