languish

All 6,000 had languished without pay for more than five months.

Whether they are dead or still languishing is not known.

The Power languished in last place for most of the season.

In the past, he might have languished for years without being brought back to court.

The movie languished in development for more than five years.

There is no good reason to let it languish any more.

With the press of other business, however, that effort has languished.

They languish, because none feel with them their common nature.

Even so, the team has been languishing with a 3-6 record.

But in time, the Government allowed the project to languish.

But if that's true, the economy still has a lot of languishing time.

However, the quality and state of these have languished in recent years.

But the fact is that this art form has languished over the last several years.

But I cannot let a beautiful woman languish by the side of the road.

But there have been problems, too, as the television production business languished.

Other office buildings in the county, however, are languishing on the market.

As a result, mission efforts in the black community languished.

We languished in each others arms, alone with our own thoughts.

Work languished on the Forum also after the end of the war.

Long a local staple, they had languished in recent years.

The Clinton administration, he said, had let the complaint languish.

The show might well have languished for years in readings.

Without this, half the world's people will continue to languish in poverty.

The company's stock price has mostly languished for the last seven years.

However, the market fell nearly 45 percent in October and languished the rest of 1987.