Sentence examples for lingering for some time from inspiring English sources
Here we met some Sisters of Charity, who showed us the French Orphanage nearby, and after lingering for some time to look at the beautiful view of mountains, plain and sea, we drove back to Bone.
It appears that Favre is being disciplined (fined $50,000) due to a "lack of candor" in his dealings with the NFL on this matter that has been lingering for some time.
Should it remain stingy with rate reductions, the weakness in Europe could linger for some time.
"The spouse says, 'What about me?' " CONFUSION and ambiguity about the estate tax are likely to linger for some time.
Debates as to the merits of branch campuses have lingered for some time, with no shortage of academics and observers commenting on their effectiveness.
But memories of its willingness to do deals with the Chinese government, censoring its search engine in the far east, are likely to linger for some time to come.
It could be because JPMorgan takes on more trading risk than peers and gets much less to show for the effort, and the problem seems likely to linger for some time.
Retailers had a tough start to the week, though, as reports from the first weekend of holiday shopping appeared to support views that the recessions effects on spending will linger for some time.
That is one reason his influence will linger for some time, even as Perry leaves office Tuesday after a record 14-plus years as Texas' chief executive.
He then walks and lingers for some time in front of the buffet area behind the other people dishing out their foods, watching who takes what.
Nonetheless, the impact of the 2008 2009 global slowdown on the poorest and most vulnerable is likely to linger for some time, particularly if the recovery is sluggish or haltering, and developing countries face a weak export rebound, limited tax revenues and high levels of volatility and uncertainty in the provision of international aid.
