Sentence examples for a longstanding association from inspiring English sources
Memphis to Tamarind Avtar Walia has a longstanding association with Madhur Jaffrey at Dawat, his restaurant on East 58th Street.
Ferrari has had a longstanding association with Colnago, a maker of road-racing bikes in Cambiago, Italy.
Denis has a longstanding association with Tindersticks' singer Stuart Staples and the band have provided several soundtracks to her films, including White Material.
Finally, visual representations have a longstanding association with biological thinking and problem solving (e.g., Darwin 1859; Kindfield 1991; Catley et al. in press).
And the promise of additional assistance hasn't kept the new Iraqi government from appointing an Interior Minister with a longstanding association with Shiite death squads.
Group A β-hemolytic streptococcus (GAS) has a longstanding association with pharyngitis, skin and soft tissue infection, and pneumonia (1 – 3 ).
He is a longstanding associate of Mr Ecclestone.
Although the mammillary bodies (MBs) have a very longstanding association with memory (Gudden, 1896), remarkably little is known about their specific contributions.
In his only New York recital of the season, the pianist and essayist will perform works by Haydn and Mozart before giving a nod to his longstanding association with Beethoven in the composer's 33 Variations on a Waltz by Diabelli.
Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert at the Brooking Institution's Saban Center, describes him as an "unlikely hero" whose "longstanding association with the current system seemed to suggest that he would be a poor candidate to lead an uprising against it".
"Chance favours the prepared mind," he says.In this section Why Murdoch wants the WSJ Patently obvious The opposite of Wal-Mart Odd couple When in roam Well connected Inflated A safe landing ReprintsMr Grinstein's longstanding association with Delta he joined the board when it merged with Western Airlines certainly gave him the advantage of familiarity when he took over.
