Sentence examples for under the lingering from inspiring English sources
Its founders hoped to lead their countries out from under the lingering shadow of Russia and towards regional co-operation based on shared history and aspirations.
The prevailing mode of literary analysis during Greenblatt's early years in academia, largely under the lingering influence of New Criticism, pointedly divested literary works of their historical context, instead exhorting formal analysis of the works themselves.
Making a statement or symbol of coming back is surely laudable, they say, but doing so under the lingering stress of the attacks and in such an uncertain environment is another thing altogether.
While under the lingering effects of anesthesia, Mr. Promutico, then an Edison Township police captain, dreamed he was playing a game he had never seen before -- a combination of dice and poker.
As a director, Mr. Wingard has an oblique, under-the-radar style that lingers, sometimes obsessively, on details. (This was most pronounced in his 2011 feature "A Horrible Way to Die").
All last summer, invoking an old city-and-county curfew law that prohibits people under eighteen from lingering on the street after 10 P.M., the sheriff's men were stopping people with long hair or wearing unusual clothes to demand identification (draft cards, driver's licenses), as proof of age.
But with memories of civil war and economic ruin under the Sandinistas still lingering, Mr. Ortega's bid for power frightens many.
So on Wednesday, under lingering black-smoke conditions, the bakers at Artuso, famed for their Pope Benedict XVI cookies, jumped the gun and started making papal cookies with a question mark for a face.
The meze ($6 each) are dainty and piquant enough to tease you into lingering under the ceiling fans, waiting for the band or the belly dancer to show, while pondering maybe another dish or two.
Even as the game got under way, crowds lingered in the thoroughfares, scouting the views and kicking various tires.
