Sentence examples for a longtime official from inspiring English sources

"He's going to try to tough this one out," a longtime official said.

"Tony Corrente, who's a longtime official in this league, was actually the head of the Pac-12 officials.

To understand the difficulty, just talk to Nikos Maitos, a longtime official in Greece's financial crimes investigation unit.

The directors hired William R. McLucas, a longtime official of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to oversee the inquiry.

Meanwhile, Gene Orza, a longtime official for baseball's players union who has frequently been at the center of controversy, said Tuesday that he would retire in the spring.

A longtime official of the Wilderness Society, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, by President Bill Clinton in 1998.

A lawyer and longtime official at the F.D.A. and the Agriculture Department, he headed the U.S.D.A.'s food safety office in 1994 when the agency declared it illegal to sell ground beef containing a toxic form of E. coli bacteria, a move that was fiercely opposed by the meat industry.

Forty years ago, in a strange and symbolic incident, Chambers, then a Time magazine editor, opened a hollowed-out pumpkin on Pipe Creek Farm and retrieved microfilmed documents that connected Alger Hiss, a longtime State Department official, to communist activities a decade earlier.

A longtime Interior Department official, Michael Black, has been named director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

But, says Margaret Worrall, a longtime steeplechase official, writer and enthusiast, "we race rain or shine".

A longtime federal official whose work relies on the fruits of technical espionage agreed.