"lingering in" or "lingering on"?
| My love is lingering in the corridor. |
| It's still kind of lingering in the air. |
| One of those post that kept lingering in my mind. |
| By the time I finished the bag, I could really feel the heat lingering in my mouth. |
| Wonderful books, every one, and all lingering in the memory long after I read them. |
| There will not be any high-profile prisoners lingering in state prisons in two weeks. |
| Also lingering in the dashboard was an archetypal shop-bought double-cassette compilation called Back on the Road. |
| The wind toyed with his red hair as he plucked a single string, listening to the note it left lingering in the air. |
| Anatoly Sharansky was lingering in a Soviet jail and we were being told that are extremist actions were harming him. |
| The only thing that was lingering in my mind then was this is just one of those crazy videos people upload on YouTube. |
| I'd lingering on each phrase, each idea. |
| The scent of BBQ's lingering on soft breezes. |
| Just one question that is lingering on my mind. |
| Search engine optimisation is now too important to be left lingering on the sidelines. |
| And his lingering on campaigning against Romney is an unmistakable ploy to reelect Obama. |
| In rare instances, they polyps, Some tags and anything else that is lingering on your skin. |
| But this means that any behaviour that seems like you are lingering on past negative experiences is pathologized. |
| The film is only 55 minutes long, so even lingering on one point too long throws off the balance of the narrative. |
| We passed Angela Weber, lingering on the sidewalk, discussing an assignment with a boy from her Trigonometry class. |
| Action: England must accept and confront their shortcomings rather than lingering on modest areas of encouragement. |
| No one is really lingering over their coffee. |
| Don't waste time lingering over the ones who can't keep up. |
| Today, the shadows of IG Farben are still lingering over Europe. |
| Lingering over a cool, delicious tropical drink while taking spectacular Jamaican sunsets. |
| However, a static representation of pretty flowers isn't going to get people lingering over your walls. |
| Simpson supports them ably, as does Carazzo but there are huge question marks lingering over Gibbs and Kreuzer. |
| I envision that my mother is somewhere nearby and there is a gentle humidity from her bath lingering over the room. |
| It doesn't keep me from lingering over the cashmere displays at the local yarn store, dreaming of what will never be. |
| The dispute has been lingering for over two years. |
| Sound arises and ceases without lingering for even a moment. |
| This safeguard of sorts keeps me from lingering for too long. |
| We tried to start addressing some of those issues that had been lingering for too long. |
| He briefly massaged it, before taking his hand away, lingering for awhile on its rusting metal hinges. |
| A few extra particles there, lingering for months, could make a big difference to the passing radiation. |
| Ten minutes without a word, and Christophe managed to have us beaming at his presence, but lingering for him to speak. |
| Patraeus was overcome by flattery, he kept her lingering for the ego boost and then the right opportunity arose and bam. |
| In an odd non sequitur moment, the scene cuts to Hyuk's empty office, lingering for a long moment on the creepy jar-fetus. |
| She ultimately heard the two men come from the study and cross to the dining-room, where supper had been lingering for more than an hour. |
| Now I love lingering around my living room. |
| It was just too much bad press lingering around it. |
| Many pilots can be found lingering around the Big Tree down by the harhour. |
| This guide is written by two people you may or may not have seen lingering around the section. |
| After losing his dynasty in chapter 13, Shaul is lingering around a pomegranate tree in Migron. |
| In every picture, she is just always lingering around Virginia for every single event in the past. |
| Something that tells me I'd still love to see him lingering around the paddock in a racing capacity next term. |
| He was also kicked out of a certain now closed dorm a few times for sneaking in and lingering around the halls. |
| Lingering around the campsite in the morning waiting for breakfast to be cooked is a waste of good travel time. |
| Their view of love is still rosy, stars twinkling in the horizon and Cupid lingering around herself and her handsome boy. |
| Only lingering at the back of the mind when it persists. |
| Two teams who are lingering at the wrong end of the table. |
| Theie coach has resign and their team lingering at the last playoff spot. |
| People shuffle past the stalls, casting a cursory glance at some, lingering at others. |
| Stock price has fallen since our downgrade to SELL and has lingering at current levels. |
| Sometimes it's really hard, especially with deadlines lingering at certain times of the year. |
| I know about that extra second I spend lingering at the mirror in the morning: a little ego, a little anxiety, a little fear. |
| Many a times there is a fear lingering at the background of the mind of how much the total cost of renovation it may entails. |
| She almost hated herself for what she was thinking but it kept lingering at the back of her mind and she couldn't brush it off. |
| It's the one thing that's still lingering from all the announcements of last Aug. |
| It was overcast and cloudy that morning, with rain still lingering from the previous day but a bit clearer. |
| On the other hand, North Korea has issues with Japan lingering from its colonization of the Korean peninsula before and during World War II. |
| Skimming out to sea at a fair oul ' clip is a sure way of getting the wind in your hair and clearing any cobwebs lingering from the previous night. |
| It takes the pressure off, and it gives you a chance to let go of some of the negativity that might be lingering from your not-so-successful recent past dates. |
| There are many different kinds of love: friendship, marriage, romance, children and parents, a lingering from long ago, transcendental or religious love, love of humanity, and possibly other kinds. |
| GHD wish latter lingering with beautiful envelop. |
| Waiting, lingering with the patience of mountains. |
| A central lesson that has been lingering with me is the importance in God's economy of simply being with people. |
| Perhaps out of that totality and intensity, you may get the taste that will go on lingering with you into the next moment. |
| It gets in your clothing, it gets in your wallpaper, and it remains lingering with your cigarette butts that sit and rot in your ash tray. |
| There is a successful filmic version of this shot in Terrence Malick's film, Days of Heaven when the camera is lingering with a glass underwater looking up at Richard Gere. |
| There was no lingering about when zero hour came. |
| The second question lingering about the new regional order concerns the U. |
| We were young -- we didn't need servants obsequiously lingering about all day to feed our lethargy. |
| There's still a bit of snow lingering about close to the top past the tree line, but it's well rutted by the passage of many hikers and perfectly innocuous. |
| Cut to: Go-dong lingering outside Lee Joon's office, sent to track down that cell phone. |
| After prayers I saw him lingering outside the mosque, slinging a Kalashnikov with the magazine inside, providing security. |
| It might exist in neighborhood grocery stores, lingering outside of metro stations, underneath ruinous rubble or inside marble laced high-rises. |
| The requirements to be a Foxconn worker are minimal, said a recruiter lingering outside the Taiyuan facility's gates to coax passers-by and people alighting at the bus stop to sign up for employment. |
| And there's nothing more stressful than the perpetual lingering of an unfinished task. |
| I hope to capture the ephemeral, mirrored lingering of people and events through an unmoving camera. |
| Like this it conjures up the ghost-like presence which is true to the real situation; the mere lingering of a int memory. |
| Not sure Spurs ' defenders will love that, with memories still lingering of the striker scoring four times against them in a 5-1 win at White Hart Lane at the start of last season. |
| Didn't you know your crush's schedule in high school so you could be lingering near his locker? It's the same thing here. |
| In Napa, one mighthappen upon a deer or two, while in Bowral we were delighted by thesight of a family of kangaroo lingering near a soccer game. |
| Then, Chinese nuclear submarines armed with nuclear ICBMs should be lingering near the east coast and west coast of the US to act as deterrence to American navy in Asia. |
| Fourth graders have been similarly strong math since 1996, and eighth graders have been the nation's very best since 2007 after lingering near the top of the pack since 1992. |
| This prevents the conversation from lingering into an awkward silence, shows that you're busy (i. |
| But patterns have been screwy of late, with the rains arriving later and lingering into December. |
| This is because we have seen the sector lingering into a lot of uncertainty in the past few months. |
| There is 30% chance of showers lingering into the overnight hours, as that Cold Low passes into Nevada. |
| This prevents the conversation from lingering into an awkward and allows you to end the conversation on a positive note. |
| This results in most issues lingering into parliamentary deadlock as was seen with the civilian nuclear deal with the US. |
| Right now, temperatures in the 50s would not be a surprise beginning Sunday or Monday of next week and lingering into Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving. |
| Towards Beyrout we now journeyed gently on; stopping and lingering by the way as our custom was. |
| Out of 10 people lingering by the dessert bar -- today's option is a coagulated fruit tart, warming orangely under a hot lamp -- seven are women. |
| He could see her -- in his visions -- reading by a cheery fireside, wandering in summer woods, or lingering by the marge of the slumbering mid-day sea. |
| The parade started before nine, a steady stream of well-wishers and gossipers lingering by my office, deeply concerned about me but also desperate for the details. |
| I generally like my riffing paired with riffable material, and the movie gets off to a horrible start when it spends the first quarter of its running time lingering by a wide spot in the road. |
| It is still standing, though split into apartments and offices: one may imagine her passing under its dark archways, lingering by the small fountain in the courtyard, walking up the marble stairs. |
| The episode opened with a lot of tension still lingering between Bruce and Kris. |
| Then there are specific ghosts, ghouls which are resurrected and lingering between life and death. |
| Lingering between the pools of soft light glowing down from the domes, wondering where in the world they are. |
| When the book begins, we're two years into the future, Sam and Michael's relationship over but something lingering between them. |
| After years of lingering between lives, the thought that his life will be improved by easing the financial burden for his medical care is appreciated. |
| The groups of infatuated girls continued to follow him, lingering behind bookcases and watching him. |
| Lingering behind the curtain all along, upstairs, and in that mysterious trunk, is the ghost of Kenneth, the son who killed himself. |
| If a person wishes to be beyond the restraints of faith, let them be so, or the country will surely be left lingering behind the fast advancing world. |
| A day where every day worries aren't lingering behind our eyes causing our smiles to drop in unguarded moments? I have never succeeded in making such a day happen. |
| There was also a toilet attendant who was blocking the hand dryer and whilst you were washing your hands he was lingering behind you with the blue paper towel stuff. |
| The rain that is lingering behind the front in the East will fade under the cover of darkness tonight as the upper-level support for it gradually lifts out to the north and east. |
| Lingering before his bathroom mirror, he catalogued the ravages. |
| It sets us up for a slow start to the day with mist lingering before lifting into cloud. |
| I was lingering among my doubts and weighing the pros and cons of an answer. |
| While the replication method is unlikely to be the only factor considered, cashflows do indicate concerns over counterparty risk still lingering among investors. |
| Animal sacrifices as part of offerings in Hindu rituals was banned by your friend - Sankara! The practice is still lingering among tribals, worshippers of Gramdevtas, etc. |
| It has a nice wok hei lingering after taste actually since I ate it without rice. |
| To bring even a sniff of Eastenders is to threaten it and it'll certainly dissuade me from lingering after the 6. |
| I am tired and have a headache that may be fatigue, or it may be the lingering after effects of too much indulgence over the weekend. |
| If we can't find any, perhaps we aren't as effective as we hope? However, these are all minor thoughts lingering after what I think was an excellent opening for our new conference. |
| Chatterton, bored with it all, took a dose of laudanum and bowed out; Baudelaire, lingering after his stroke, twisted, deaf, half-crazy with syphilis, pronounced the Russians victors by default. |
| Get out there and SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MUSIC! This morning we still had some showers lingering across the region. |
| With sizzling temperatures lingering across the country, ears may perk up at the British and American study, which says global warming is increasing the odds of a heat wave. |