Sentence examples for will linger long from inspiring English sources

It will linger long in the memory.

The rebel authorities pay pensions sporadically.Other problems will linger long after all fire ceases.

His third sight of goal produced a moment that will linger long in Rochdale's history.

Beautiful phrasing enhanced the joyous allegro giocoso, and the closing passacaglia will linger long in the memory.

This compact, exquisite and disturbing book will linger long in the minds, and maybe the dreams, of its readers.

The session was the most fractious in memory, and the bad feelings stirred up in the capitol will linger long after the lawmakers return home.

But it is possible that in Germany, where G.M. employs 25,000 workers, that the effects will linger longest.

But it is possible that that the effects will linger longest in Germany, where G.M. employs 25,000.

Of the set-pieces I've seen at fringe 2014, it's one of those that will linger longest in the mind.

Dickson is only England's fourth-choice scrum-half, Richard Wigglesworth of Saracens having overtaken him in the pecking order, but it was the moment of the game that will linger longest in the memory.

For many who frequented Whitehall over the years, the image of Juliet that will linger longest is of her on that old-fashioned two-wheeler – hair and cardigan flailing in the breeze behind her; a basket full of government legal files perched in front.