Sentence examples for a longstanding connection from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schell has a longstanding connection to the aluminum giant.
They do so by claiming "non-domiciled" status, asserting a longstanding connection with another country.
On the positive side, Mr. Romney has a longstanding connection to the state, where his father was once governor.
He cited her previous possession of a Malawian passport, through her late husband's dual status, as evidence of a "longstanding connection" to Malawi.
Personally, I fancy Margaret Tyzack in anything, and Peter O'Toole has a longstanding connection with the Old Vic: it was his Hamlet in the 1950s that got Richard Eyre interested in the theatre.
Burger King's chief executive, John H. Dasburg, has a longstanding connection with Texas Pacific: he ran Northwest Airlines when Texas Pacific sold the carrier a stake in Continental Airlines.
Meanwhile Apple has a deep and longstanding connection with the education market.
"I have a longstanding Irish connection," Mr. Rushdie said.
Furthermore, the new Army chief, General Raheel Sharif (no relation to the Prime Minister), has a longstanding family connection to Musharraf.
I started thinking about this obsessing over it, really after listening to an episode of the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz, in which music psychologist Ani Patel of Tufts University explained that we might be losing a longstanding emotional connection when we type.
In the modern, developed world, what have we forgotten about this longstanding connection?
