I would hear them talking to each other about the dad who maybe lingered too long at the park.
In fact the wait time might be easier to plan for, if it looks busy you call for the car 15 minutes before your dinner is over, maybe you have to rush out a little earlier, maybe you linger a little later.
Maybe she lingered over the first chart in the book: In alternative circumstances, Married Love might have been Braithwaite's salvation.
Maybe it was lingering grief over the death of his wife three years earlier.
Those Machines, In the News Again MAYBE it's lingering resentment over the 2000 election recount in Florida.
And best of all, midway through Bobby Darin's splishing and splashing, the impossible happened: there was my smiling, excited young face, lingering for maybe five seconds in close up!
Maybe it was the lingering humidity or the pristine beaches, but people sauntered through the streets in Mombasa as though to fill the senses with the salty air and the quiet buzz of the ubiquitous tuk-tuks.
The Hurdle of old might have been tempted to linger — maybe crack a few jokes, flit from locker to locker — but he kept a respectful distance, flipping his car keys to a clubhouse attendant before slinking away.
The re-evaluation of Alan Greenspan's chairmanship of the FRB suggests his low-interest-rate policy created the housing bubble that still lingers, maybe for another year or two.
So much so, that sometimes we have the gift of not worrying where our water, sanitation or food will come from, which means that maybe we can linger a bit longer than our global sisterhood of mothers can -- on what we don't have or on our own pain.
We therefore changed the interview scheme of the individual interviews by asking just one question about memorable patient deaths: "Can you tell me about a case of a patient who died, maybe whose death lingers on in your memory?" This question opened a plethora of experiences.
