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(61) Painted with the intensity of fresco, they haunt the memory, loaded with illusion and nostalgia.

(62) The ghosts of retired colonels haunt some of Torquay's menus.

(63) Apparently, he was beaten to death and, as a result, swore that he would for ever haunt the local area.

(64) The recollection of those whispered words came rushing back to haunt her.

(65) However, some of the problems that were to haunt the postwar aviation industry had already begun to appear.

(66) More often, however, they haunt that person alone and by so doing indicate some terrible tragedy is imminent.

(67) On this route you will be able to visit the Wasdale Head Inn, a once favourite haunt of rock climbers.

(68) They had already out guessed me, by staking out my favourite haunt.

(69) But now she was an avid reader who liked nothing better than to haunt old bookstores.

(70) Its ancestors haunt the mixing bowl, stirred to a gallop by the wooden spoon and libations of flour and milk.

(71) Male speaker Have the faces of the dead ever come back to haunt you?

(72) It isn't about the dead hand of the past, the unsettled guilt-edged accounts of history returning to haunt the present.

(73) The ghost of the tennis ball is coming to haunt the man.Sentencedict.com

(74) Last summer, with much excitement, we revisited our old haunt.

(75) Fred returns to haunt the nightmares of teenagers and to kill them while they sleep and dream.

(76) Today the pubs are the haunt and meeting place of another type of dealer.

(77) Running parallel to Princes Street, this narrow thoroughfare is a convivial haunt full of pubs of character, boutiques and restaurants.

(78) They say people who die sudden, violent deaths are most likely to become ghosts and haunt the earth.

(79) The theft would haunt him for as long as he remained on Wall Street.

(80) They don't haunt because they want to wring their hands and wail about something that happened hundreds of years ago.

(81) The trouble is his background keeps coming back to haunt him like last night's sushi.

(82) But the phantoms of boards and unplayed moves gradually return to haunt Luzhin, threatening his sanity.

(83) One of the beautiful and cruel truths of politics is that our compromises return with almost grim inevitability to haunt us.

(84) If I read an historical account about a remote haunt, his name appears.

(85) The college library is a favorite haunt.

(86) The murmurous haunt of flies on summer eves.

(87) I often haunt about the bar.

(88) People say ghosts haunt that old house.

(89) They say ghosts haunt this house.

(90) As a girl, she used to haunt the local theater.