Sentence examples for a longstanding relationship between from inspiring English sources

Claremont was chosen for the program both because of its proximity and because of a longstanding relationship between the school and the site.

This is less a rivalry than a longstanding relationship between franchises and fans who inherited a mutual disdain for each other.

However, in the late summer of 2006, in rapid succession, Mr. Redstone acrimoniously ended a longstanding relationship between Tom Cruise and Paramount, a Viacom property, and then fired Tom Freston as chief executive of Viacom.

To be sure, the museum's relationship with Mr. Broad is based on trust and a longstanding relationship between him and Ms. Rich, who brought him on board soon after she joined the museum as its top executive.

"We are working to lay the foundations for a longstanding relationship between UK production companies and Chinese buyers and broadcasters," said John McVay, chief executive of Pact, which represents the independent television production sector.

In much the same way, human bodies that can cope with chewing coca leaves — a longstanding relationship between native people and the coca plant in South America — cannot cope with cocaine or crack, even though the same "active ingredients" are present in all three.

She said: "It's exciting that our annual pavilion now has a twin in Australia," adding that she hoped the project would be the start of a more "longstanding" relationship between the two cities and their cultural institutions.

Discovery Networks was tipped to acquire the stake – which is valued somewhere between £250m and £350m – given a longstanding relationship with Virgin's joint venture partner BBC Worldwide.

The two have a longstanding relationship.

"This is not a longstanding relationship".

That produced "Mood Indigo" and led to a longstanding relationship.