Sentence examples for lingering would be from inspiring English sources

Under 1000 feet, planes and helicopters for sightseeing and lingering would be allowed.

You'd also think with ocean heating breaking records (as discussed here) and loss of ice around the world, any lingering doubts would be put to rest.

Mr. Rodriguez was directed to a special traffic court the county has started for veterans, which officials say is the first of its kind in the country and where their service and its lingering consequences would be given special consideration.

Perhaps his only lingering regret would be the four-footer for birdie he spilled - after being disturbed by an ill-timed "we love you Tiger" call from the crowd - at the short 7th after an exquisite tee shot.

The other measure to remove lingering obstacles would be for nations to create and enforce laws that foster gender equality.

If the chemical were to linger, it would be more likely to get lofted into the stratosphere, where it would, like CFCs, decompose into ozone-destroying chlorine.

The fact that the beneficial effect lingered postintervention would be compatible with a hidden postintervention effect of diazoxide on β-cell function.

Her husband worked for a rocketry expert on Germany's V-2 program; were he still alive (and suspicions linger) he would be of consuming interest both to war-crimes investigators — because the Germans built the V-2 using disposable slave labor — and to American weapons designers.

Uncertainty lingered over who would be playing each night.

Instead, they argued that the non-payment was a non-issue, and to linger over it would be irresponsible: worrying about a few million jobs was more important than worrying about a few thousand dollars in tax liability.

Although there is much to linger over, it would be remiss of me not to note that the exhibition presents many little-known sculptures by known and lesser-known artists.