Sentence examples for a longtime contingent from inspiring English sources

"There's been a longtime contingent of experimental and more noise-driven electronic music here—and there's a big gay community in Milwaukee as well," said Holiday.

Teterboro was also home to a golf course, a riding academy and a large contingent of Gypsy families, according to a longtime resident, Catherine Watt, who says she was the first person born in the borough (though she politely declines to say exactly when).

When WCNC presses a longtime reporter named Beatrice Thompson, who is black, to resign in exchange for a buyout, a contingent of protesters pickets the station, alleging racism.

Vernon was a longtime admirer.

Was that a longtime goal?

Dinkins, and a longtime nonprofit executive.

He was a longtime Fullerton resident.

He was later a longtime scout.

The interim head, Gene Dodaro, a longtime G.A.O.

[Page C2.] The deal is contingent on the success of Vodafone's bid, but it is devastating to Mannesmann because Vivendi's chief, Jean-Marie Messier, has been a longtime ally.

Rachel Yould was a student for a longtime.