Sentence examples similar to lingering contract from inspiring English sources

This lingering transit contract is symbolic of a wider Faustian pact between advertising and cities.

Still lingering is Fisher's contract status.

Flacco has never been voted to the Pro Bowl, not even as an alternate, but that's never fazed him, nor has the lingering issue surrounding his contract and future with the Ravens.

John Kean died in 1795 at age 39 of a lingering respiratory disease he contracted while imprisoned aboard a British ship during the Revolutionary War.

The contract ends any lingering doubt that Bale would remain in Spain despite speculation he could return to the Premier League.

As Dan O'Sullivan wrote in his definitive essay on the wrestling industry, wrestlers' lives are riddled with "lingering physical ailments, screwjob employment contracts, and chugalug drug abuse", mainly steroids.

At Espiritu Santo, the unit continued to be affected by the lingering tropical diseases many had contracted during the Guadalcanal patrol.

Recovering from another operation, still under contract, technically a Yankee, lingering like a bad stomachache.

Indeed, through much of "Last Man Out" the scent of movie contracts lingers in the air.

Beyond ground zero, many firefighters cited lingering frustration over the "double zeros" — the contract in which the first two years, 1995 and 1996, brought no raises.

A machinists union for US Airways has asked members of Congress to help settle a contract dispute that has been lingering for more than two years.