Sentence examples for lingers from from inspiring English sources

Sure, litigation lingers from the General Motors and Lehman Brothers cases.

One tidbit lingers from NBC's segment: Henderson said McMillen wanted to accept the silver.

One Australian media outlet remains convinced that ill feeling still lingers from England's World Cup campaign last autumn.

As he did last year, he basked in the patriotic spirit in New York that lingers from Sept. 11, 2001.

Unnoticed in the controversy over the Swift Boat group's accusations is an undercurrent that lingers from the war.

But negativity lingers from the ad wars in 2010, including perceptions that Mr. Byrne, a Democrat until 1997, is insufficiently conservative.

Train lingered from his wounds before dying on Aug. 12 in Gettysburg.

But he does have one question lingering from the whole episode.

Tensions were further inflamed by the unresolved issues lingering from the secession of South Sudan.

Also, attitudes towards education tend to linger from one generation to another.

The celebration was subdued as disappointment lingered from a 3-0 semifinalossss to Germany.