CAMPAIGNING The nice words for Mr. Bush will not linger for long.
The jury was shown the videotape, which lingered for long stretches on personal photos and identification.
The potential accountability problems won't linger for long; conversely, few contractors will look good when a conflict runs on for years.
But "A Crimson Grail" (Nonesuch 524138) lingers for long, hypnotic stretches on single, disarmingly simple ideas, and the "Treasure State" pieces (Cantaloupe CA 21065) use timbre so seductively that everything else seems secondary.
Now, she is starting to worry about whether the shutdown will linger for long enough to interfere with an even more expensive, logistically difficult trip to northwest Africa that she has planned for early February.
Others communicated in muted gestures, dabbed at tears, or lingered for long stretches in the popcorn-strewn vestibule at the AMC multiplex here, as if still processing the deliberately provocative movie they had just seen.
In my mind, I am always - almost obsessively - pursuing compositional activity: the problem is that the world around me will not let me linger for long in my reverie.
That it may impose international obligations of potentially serious consequences is obvious and that such obligations may linger for long periods of time is equally obvious.488 Not so obvious is the nature of the domestic obligations imposed by executive agreements.
While industry experts do not expect prices over $40 a barrel to linger for long, they say that this is the clearest sign of a fundamental shift in the oil markets: that oil will now probably cost more than $30 a barrel on a consistent basis rather than less than $30, as it has for years.
