Sentence examples for lingering summer from inspiring English sources

The dark winter morning, lingering summer dusk.

I still love those long, lingering summer evenings".

The glass-enclosed O2 offers a panoramic view of Moscow, including Red Square and the Kremlin, all the more striking as the lingering summer sun sets after 10 p.m.

For Michael W. Clune, the author of the new memoir "Gamelife," the revelation came at the age of seven, when he played the game Suspended, a science-fiction text adventure to which he'd return each day during one of those lingering summer holidays of youth.

"It's good to see that manufacturers are enjoying a lingering summer with output running at a strong pace and manufacturers' order books remaining solid, particularly amongst the food, drink and motor vehicles sectors," said the CBI's chief economist, Rain Newton-Smith.

During these lingering summer days, they may take day trips to local parks to enjoy a picnic — made more enjoyable with a gift card from a fancy food store like Zabar's.

Summer days are often sunny, but not hot, in Moscow, and summer nights are long, with sunset lingering past 10 30 p.m. — ideal for leisurely enjoying the outdoors.

Hubert Trimbach's simple, lemony, lingering 2001 is a brasserie favorite, especially with a starter of oysters.

He would help the city refinance its lingering 1970's debt, but not transfer the burden to the state.

The question lingering this week at Notre Dame is if the loss will become a defining moment in Charlie Weis's tenure.

You will have swept away any lingering 1970s memories of the SNP as "tartan Tories" with a faint whiff of xenophobia about them.