Sentence examples for lingering this from inspiring English sources

Possibly another problem is MacFarlane himself, whose trademark bullish jibing failed to carry A Million Ways to Die in the West last May and – with accusations of racism lingering this time – could be going stale as an audience-puller.

With the stench from the Chicago parking meter deal still lingering this plan should sound familiar.

Avoid using anything that will discourage a customer from lingering; this is one time when some upfront paid advice from a web designer can be well worth it and will pay itself back in no time.

The slump subplot has lingered this season as Davis deals with sapped power and infrequent hits.

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

PAGE D2 LOSS RAISES SPECULATION FOR IRISH The question lingering this week at Notre Dame is whether the surprising 24-23 loss to Syracuse on Saturday will become a defining moment in Charlie Weis's tenure as coach.

Years passed, but this lingering childlike longing, this ongoing hunger to understand love, remained.

First, there's the specter of the oligarchy lingering over this election, which disproportionately benefits Republicans.

"Lingering behind this concept is an assumption of America's inevitable decline," they wrote.

"He's, like, lingering on this one past event," said Josh Salant, 19, of Canarsie, Brooklyn.

Just how much and how soon will be the question lingering over this most uncertain summer in college sports.