Tarries

He tarries his son to study hard for his upcoming exam.

The coach tarries his team to give their best effort in the game.

The teacher tarries her students to participate in class discussions.

The manager tarries his employees to work together as a team.

She tarries her friend to go to the gym and exercise.

He tarries his friend to apply for a job opening at his company.

The parent tarries their child to learn how to play a musical instrument.

She tarries the bottom of her boat to prevent leakage.

The gardener tarries the wooden planters to extend their lifespan.

The maintenance team tarries the wooden playground equipment to keep it safe for children.

The boat captain tarries the hull of his ship to keep it clean and free of barnacles.

The homeowner tarries the deck to make it more resistant to weathering.

He tarries the roof of his house every year to prevent leaks.

She tarries the seams of her leather jacket to make it waterproof.

The taste of garlic tarries in the mouth after eating Italian food.

The snow tarries on the ground until it melts.

The paint tarries on the walls until it dries.

The stain tarries on the shirt until it's washed.

The memory tarries in her mind until she forgets.

The scent tarries in the room until it dissipates.

The feeling of excitement tarries in his body until the show starts.

The pain tarries in her arm until she takes a painkiller.

The scent of flowers tarries in the air after a rainfall.

The feeling of nostalgia tarries within me after visiting my hometown.

The flu virus can tarries in the body for up to two weeks.