For a while, as we linger at Rob's soirée, we could be watching any low-grade indie picture about the love life of young Manhattan.
New vaccines always provoke some hesitance and doubts, which diminish after a while but might linger for a very long time.
They also linger for a while, eating, drinking and catching up with relatives, old friends or colleagues who have come for the same service.
Mr. Rangel studied them for a while, then lingered by his seat, his head bent, no more outs available.
Down the beach, there was a bonfire, and a party, and for a while we lingered at its edges.
Liquid Audio kiosks debuted in South Korea last October and will hit the U.K. this spring in TopShop, a 90,000-square-foot clothing store in London with game rooms, cafes and beauty salons the kind of place where customers linger while they wait for their CDs.
Yes, you spot the formula after a while: lingering pan across beautiful vista, nature's domain disrupted by loud engine noise, brash middle-aged bloke appears, chuntering about 0-60 in 3.2 seconds, helicopter shot.
Main Streets are for walking, browsing, lingering; while they should also be efficient for those looking for a particular item at, for example, a particular pharmacy or hardware store, they have to be highly walkable to succeed.
They take off their shoes, spread rugs on the tile floor, turn toward Mecca and, while diners linger over mutton curry, recite the opening chapter of the Koran, then bow, kneel and prostrate themselves.
Needless to say, this proves extremely popular with children who do their best to shake up what they've just eaten while their parents linger over a glass of wine.
