Sentence examples for a longtime day from inspiring English sources

On her first day at Milton, she caught the eye of Mr. Keefe, a longtime day student who lived with his family in Boston.

The Office of the State Superintendent of Education set up an "early-childhood education help desk," staffed by a longtime day-care provider, who answers questions about the new requirements and counsels workers — at their workplace or over the phone — about how to meet those requirements.

And as a 30-something with a longtime Friday night cinema habit, I was shocked to realize recently that I'd seen more plays than movies this year.

On his home turf in Los Angeles he is known for a longtime Friday-night residency at the club Largo, where he plays hyperactive one-man concerts abetted by electronic loops.

HONG KONG — A longtime Chinese diplomat warned Tuesday that the United States is using Japan as a strategic tool in its effort to mount a comeback in Asia, a policy that he said is serving to heighten tensions between China and Japan.

The Huntington Beach City Council welcomed a new police chief and said goodbye to a longtime employee Monday.

A retiree, Michael O'Sullivan, 52, said he and his wife, Anna, 48, a graphic artist, were longtime day-trippers to Starved Rock before buying a second home near Utica in 2006.

The photographer David LaChapelle, a longtime admirer of Day, paid tribute to his work with a photograph of the rapper Lil' Kim.

It may well come from a 20-year-old former journalism student who left Cal State Long Beach to focus on a longtime buzzword whose day may finally have come: virtual reality.

Mr. Beauchamp is a longtime member of Mon Ami.

"Winning a championship went from being an obsession to being a really good thing," Allan Eisner, a longtime fan, said Tuesday as he walked to Fenway.