Sentence examples for a long time associated from inspiring English sources

Kathryn Hunter, for a long time associated with Complicite as an actress, brings some of the company's virtues to her work as a director.

Lavin is a childhood friend of Medavoy's from his years in Chile, and Enriquez is a long time associate.

McManus, pictured left, has been a long-time associate of Hunt's.

Harley Garbani, a long-time associate of UCMP, passed away in April at the age of 88.

A long-time Associate of the Davis Center, Rubenstein is Associate Director for Major Gifts at the Harvard Law School.

The friend who discovered Hoffman unconscious in his bathroom on Sunday is believed to be a playwright and a long-time associate.

O'Donnell, according to the New York Post, which broke the story and published the collection of letters online, is a long-time associate of the Gambino crime family.

The "strange disconnect" between volunteers and the governments that represent them is not lost on Amed Khan, a long-time associate of the former US president Bill Clinton, who has also spent time on Lesbos.

He's a long-time associate of the Queensland LNP, an outfit that was an enabler of racist brutality for decades, yet he wrote a poem lamenting the murder of Steve Biko.

"He often gave his ballets away for free, in the sense of making some kind of contribution to other companies," said Barbara Horgan, a long-time associate who now administers the Balanchine Trust.

A long-time associate says Walker has a rare gift of carefully tracking what he's hearing on the ground and then subtly shifting his messaging to better connect, although rivals have painted this as flip-flopping.