Sentence examples for lingering connections from inspiring English sources

Those lingering connections are sometimes called backburner relationships.

Mr. Manafort tried to use his lingering connection to Mr. Trump to land consulting work and to persuade banks to bail him out.

Nonetheless, their lingering connection to the property's sales pitch shows how difficult it is to separate the president from Trump-branded projects, particularly in foreign markets where there is less oversight of how his image is used.

It lingers, spawns thoughts, connections, as a great film ought.

This connection is worth lingering over, for Ms. Butterfield's sculptures might be regarded as drawings in space.

That connection created a lingering impression that Mr. DeLay calls most of the shots in the House, an impression that leading Republicans say is false.

And when Bertram parts from his hated mate he responds to her wistful plea for a goodbye kiss with a long, lingering smooch, a moment of connection that makes a mockery of both his character and the plot.

Other times, though, the Iraq connection is a lingering question mark as offenders' relatives struggle to understand how a strait-laced teenager or family man or wounded veteran ended up behind bars — or dead.

He had made only one error in 403 career regular-season games before throwing the ball away in the decisive seventh game of last year's Series, but Rivera insisted there is no connection and no lingering doubt about making such plays.

And it is that connection, and that lingering impact that makes Mekedushet: Jerusalem Season of Culture, which re-invents itself every year, worth attending and coming back to again.

The release of the report comes on the heels of a renewed pressure from US lawmakers to get the Obama administration to declassify the infamous the 28 pages from the Joint Inquiry that many believe will resolve lingering questions about the Saudi connection to al Qaeda.