Sentence examples for Long residing from inspiring English sources

The darkest skin colours are found in those populations long residing in regions where intense ultraviolet sunlight is greatest and there is little natural forest cover.

Having experienced his refrigeration of Chekov's "Three Sisters" into icy abstraction at the Châtelet nearly five years ago, I am pleasantly astonished at how Mr. Eotvos, a Hungarian composer long residing in France, has so acutely touched Mr. Kushner's unequivocally American personalities.

That should worry all of us, but we should also keep in mind that they are no different from young Italian men enticed by the Mafia at the turn of last century; no different from other groups more recently arrived or others long residing, all looking for instant access to the good life — all joined in their willingness to break laws to achieve it.

Roberts has long resided in Alexandria, Virginia, and he admitted earlier this year that he doesn't even own a home in Kansas.

Many armed and unarmed activists who had long resided in exile, underground or in prison rushed to appropriate "their" revolution.

AN inexplicable love of the cello had long resided in the back of Cassandra Gordon's mind.

Some retailers have been forced to relocate far off the main drag (like the quirky gift shop Hand Made, which long resided at Cold Stone's new home).

But the brigade also has long resided in Iran, which provides it with material, intelligence and training support, intelligence officials said.

In their unwillingness to engage in a pragmatic compromise, supercommittee Republicans have seriously jeopardised the national security foundations on which the Republican party has long resided.

"Its power had long resided in its ability to occupy a unique space as the central node of the Arab public sphere.. . .

Mr. Waits, who largely shuns interviews, was diligently promoting it, showing some personal landmarks in the Northern California town where he has long resided.