Sentence examples for a fixture for a from inspiring English sources

He expects Maybin to be a fixture for a decade or so.

Those of us living in countries where EMV has been a fixture for a while might just shrug at this, but not Square: It's focused on cutting transaction times to alleviate customer impatience, and it now boasts a 4.2-second total time from when you put your card in the reader to when you've successfully checked out.

Chronic black unemployment has been a fixture for a long while.

And an old redwood sign, a fixture for decades, was stolen.

In many critical care units in Europe, bedside diaries have been a fixture for more than a decade.

The White House Correspondents Associationn dinner is ostensibly a ceremony for honouring the press corps, but attracts A-list stars and has become a fixture for presidents to show a comic turn.

Since its opening five years ago by the Prince of Wales, the JCC has become the beating heart of Krakow's resurgent Jewish community and a fixture for more than 4,000 tourists a month.

A THROWBACK to a time when wise men ruled New York — bankers like David Rockefeller, financiers like Felix Rohatyn, labor bosses like Albert Shanker — Mr. Ravitch has been a fixture for half a century in liberal politics, real estate and Jewish philanthropy, not to mention the pages of the city's newspapers.

Mr. Fields, a pianist whose Irving Fields Trio was a fixture for years in Manhattan clubs and cocktail lounges and who still plays at the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel, moved into a studio apartment in the building in 1965.

He remained a fixture for four seasons.

The freak show element of the conservative conference circuit has been a fixture for years now.