Sentence examples for lingering leaves from inspiring English sources

Sow spinach and chard to replace last year's lingering leaves, though perhaps leave one strong chard to seed.

The Pacers' season began on a sour note as training camp ended, when lingering left knee problems forced forward Danny Granger to have surgery, effectively ruining his season before it began.

And she will be the favorite to become the Australian Open champion, too, in light of Clijsters's previous difficulties against her in major finals and also in light of Clijsters's lingering left ankle sprain.

Friends visited, lingered, left.

Those who lingered left Starbucks feeling more cheerful.

One explanation is that the hangover from the financial crisis still lingers, leaving firms and households keener to cut debt than boost spending.

Scarpetta -- which means little shoe, but refers to a hunk of bread you use to sop up lingering sauce -- leaves you stuffed and happy.

Scarpetta — which means little shoe, but refers to a hunk of bread you use to sop up lingering sauce — leaves you stuffed and happy.

Still missing is that lingering subtext, leaving only a lurid, splattery wallow in grime, blood and excrement.

Ever wonder what to do with that lingering $11.86 left on a gift card for Lowe's or Bloomingdale's?

But in a sign of lingering problems left over from the financial crisis, Morgan Stanley reported a loss of $744 million in its troubled real estate investments.