Sentence examples for need to linger from inspiring English sources

And if we need to linger over a preprandial drink at the bar, so much the better.

But there is no need to linger near the radio to catch "Fresh Air" or a Howard Stern monologue; just press its Record button and come back to the program whenever you like.

We do not need to linger too long over the spray of venom at the end of that sentence except to observe that it might teach the prime minister the perils of seeking a cheap laugh in the Commons at the expense of one of your more eccentric backbenchers.

Showrunner Greg Berlanti, expanding a superhero-based empire that already includes Arrow and The Flash, perhaps didn't feel the need to linger on Kara's alien hinterland because as comicbook characters go, Supergirl is fairly easy to get a handle on: she's Superman, but a girl.

And, of course, you'll need to linger at Pike Place Fish Market, where wisecracking mongers draw crowds with their hardy fish-flinging and order-hollering.

I am throwing the TiVo remote across the room, because I won't need to linger on the thoughtfulness of this group.

Bathrooms aren't overly generous and towels could be fluffier, but who needs to linger?

I can see her reasoning: this is a difficult, complex work on which the eye needs to linger.

This series's creator, David Grubin, also has learned from Mr. Burns when the series needs to linger a little longer on an emblematic biography, and he chooses wisely.

You'll want to linger with it.

No need either to linger over the 1,001 questions that inevitably arise: How? Why?