Sentence examples for lingering paper from inspiring English sources

Though World War II was long over, a lingering paper shortage meant that all the London newspapers were limited to eight pages a day.

This was a flat, dull preparation, with a lingering undercurrent of paper mulch.

One moment it's a biography of Pesach'ke; the next it's an anecdotal history of the Yiddish theater; the next, a true-life family soap opera in which the Bursteins' lingering hostilities are papered over with glittering show-business smiles.

But lingering questions remain about paper bags' ultimate cost in raw materials, energy, pollution, and to the environment.

Almost nothing was offered on the first and third, and the G20 conclusions papered over lingering transatlantic differences on stimulus plans and financial regulation.

The bad blood over this paper lingered.

Sugar is still rationed; war damage is still evident; blackout paper lingers on some of the château's windows; bicycles, cigarettes, and Citroëns are in short supply.

On weekends, my husband would linger over the paper while I deadheaded the petunias and plucked fresh mint for his French toast.

Val had had enough; betting the 401 k)'s was not her vice, so she lingered over the paper on a lounge chair by the hotel's heated pool.

Coffee is most definitely an excuse to linger, over a paper and a slice of cake picked from Austria's long list of sweet inventions.

"This paper removes any lingering doubt as to whether the inner core is rotating at a different rate than the mantle," says seismologist Kenneth Creager of the University of Washington, Seattle.