Sentence examples similar to a long time clients from inspiring English sources

For example, if you're a tech company doing a testimonial video featuring a long time client of yours, your video may run upwards of ten minutes or more.

Recently, Lazard appeared to have mended fences with Vivendi, a long-time client that was formerly run by Jean-Marie Messier, a Lazard alumnus.

Aiding the government of Syria, a long-time client, it is taking part in a civil war that has so far killed 200,000 people.

"Otto carved amazing jewelry in ebony and you could see he was an artist and sculptor," Katrin Bellinger, a long-time client and Old Masters drawings dealer, said in a telephone interview from London.

It goes without saying that the joke referred to President Clinton's principal political strategist, Dick Morris, who had resigned that morning after being described by a prostitute in a tawdry tabloid expose as a long-time client and a devotee of toe-sucking.

Anheuser-Busch is a long-time client, so it knows about handling big brands.

By contrast, you should seek to share 100% of what you know every time you meet with anyone, be it a long-time client or a first-time prospect.

Syria is a long-time client state of Russia, which has used its influence there as a foothold in the region and is a staunch backer of the al-Assad regime.

Smaller store owners, like Vince, even ship product to their long time clients who may be active military, a person who moved away, or someone who just can't come in the store.

This means it's now actually offering immediate availability for its LiDAR sensors, for the first time in a long time, for clients in Europe, Asia Pacific and North America.

Nor will it name many customer names either, though there are a few examples on its website — such as long time client travel publisher, Lonely Planet.