Sentence examples for Longstanding acquaintance from inspiring English sources
The two had a longstanding acquaintance that probably began in Cleveland during their S.D.S. days.
Describing the longstanding acquaintance between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Sarkozy, the Israeli official said that the two were introduced by a mutual friend and had gotten to know each other while Mr. Sarkozy was the mayor of Neuilly-sur-Seine.
Although she maintained longstanding professional acquaintances with several notable women, some such as feminist and Southwest cultural advocate Mary Austin, who once described Calhoun as "the actress whose sole mentality is imbalanced"—held her at arm's reach.
Mr. Cheshire, a longtime film critic (and as such an acquaintance of mine), connects his longstanding interest in American popular culture with the lore attached to his ancestral home, a North Carolina plantation called Midway.
The move is an effort to address a longstanding problem: Facebook friends often span a broad range of relationships that include relatives, classmates, casual professional acquaintances or jogging partners — and not everyone wants all of them to see his or her information.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
"It's a longstanding belief".
"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.
