Lingering goodbyes are much better avoided He was suddenly brisk.

Lingering effects of New York's recession have only fed discontent.

Lingering effects of these symptoms were observed to sometimes last up to a day or two after exposure to the motion simulator.

Then there is "Lingering Snow," a lovely quilt of fields leading back to a mountain range.

Lingering horror is an important reason.

Lingering investor resentment over the grants may have exacerbated last week's selloff.

Lingering cough after a chest infection.

Lingering consumer concern about the economy has led to extensive price promotions, especially in the Northeast and Southern California.

"Lingering hostility," Kirk reminded the doctor.

"Lingering death?

Report to Ferris, briefly and with confidence: Lingering effects of the subliminal programming now diminished; no major problem in combating.

A Lingering Melody (1987)

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Lingering effects from a childhood exposure to Lyme disease forced her retirement in 1997, but by then working at sea was second nature and being retired felt wrong.

"Lingering legacy of Korean massacre", BBC News, May 18, 2005.

Your Lingering Touch: Govi at his Romantic Best (2001)

Compared to that earlier film, which was plagued with censorship problems, A Lingering Faces production and release was relatively free of problems or obstacles.

Lingering views that a iusta causa was also a necessary element of contract gave rise to a celebrated dispute in early South African law.

Some Lingering Fog "We will all have to ask ourselves what type of welfare system does the UK need, and can afford, for the 21st century."

Lingering effects of the New York Draft Riots, During the draft riots 120 civilians were killed and 2,000 men injured.

A Lingering Toxic Tide Red tides, like the one that is currently disrupting the shellfish industry in New England, usually have immediate effects.

Marginalization and Response: The Lingering Effects of the Kariba Dam Project in Zimbabwe.

PAGE A18 Suicide's Lingering Pain Researchers have only recently begun to systematically investigate the effects of suicide on relatives.

A Lingering Cloud Several people allied with Mr. Daniels said he had become increasingly dejected because he found little support outside his family and his church.

"Weil and the 'Lingering CEO'" Syndrome."

Many of the teachers also lingered long after working hours.

She went back to get them, then decided to linger at home.

He did not want the bill to linger beyond week's end.

But in recent weeks the children have not lingered long after school.

A couple of students always linger after class to ask questions.

Her eyes lingered on the top of his head for a moment.

But in any case he could linger here no longer.

She felt his eyes linger on her a moment longer.

On the other hand, maybe questions still linger for you.

But his mind is still on the one before, something has lingered.

If the day had been longer, I would have lingered.

But they lingered long enough for him to make sense of them.

He had no time to linger in town with other young men.

His eyes started at my feet and lingered for a second.

He was one of those kids who lingered, you know.

Stay a short time only, I will know if you linger.

Only a moment I lingered over her, then began to run.

He decided to linger at the door to see what was going on.

No one had or has any idea how long my father might linger on.

They started within where the food was upon the table, but I lingered to look about.

I tried not to linger over the photo, to look away, to move on.

Such questions linger for many students of the war despite all the books.

But this is no reason to let the military linger in power.

And it will linger in your mind for a long time.

There did not seem to be a reason to linger.