Sentence examples for a longtime follower from inspiring English sources

If you've been a longtime follower of Recipes for Health, you know how much I like combining beans and greens.

Here's something I never thought I'd admit in public: I am a longtime follower of Adam Richman.

Mervyn A. King, the governor of the Bank of England, has become more vocal about the euro zone's problems and is also a longtime follower.

It pains me — a longtime follower of the ensemble, especially through their many excellent recordings — to report that some of the voices are not aging well.

Mr. Dendy "has a real sense of spectacle," said Bill Bragin, director of public programming for Lincoln Center and a longtime follower of Mr. Dendy's work.

What forcibly struck a longtime follower of the New York early-music scene in the massed performances was just how many players hereabout are now adept on period double-reed instruments.

The whole story is familiar to any longtime follower of New York politics.

"It has a mediocre reputation," says Jesse Berst, editorial director of ZDNet's Anchordesk and a longtime Microsoft follower.

Chris Ellinghaus, a longtime industry follower at Willams Capital Group, thinks the premium is within the range of recent acquisitions of LDC's, or local distribution companies.

Analyst Amy Wohl, a longtime Corel follower, thinks Linux could in fact be the company's saving grace but only if Corel can buckle down and concentrate on its core software business.

"Even if Oleg is talented, it's not going to make that much difference if the Mariners don't give him the support he needs in Peoria," said Robert Edelman, a Russian history professor at the University of California-San Diego and longtime follower of Soviet-Russian sports.