Sentence examples for a longtime staff from inspiring English sources

But he eventually had to admit to having an affair with the wife of a longtime staff aide.

But farther up the ladder "people actually live on what they make now," says a longtime staff member.

"I don't know where it comes from," says Mark Salter, a longtime staff member and the co-author of McCain's autobiography, "Faith of My Fathers".

One day early in her tenure, according to a longtime staff member, Lauer told a production assistant, "I can't believe I am sitting next to this woman".

Danner was a longtime staff writer at The New Yorker and is a frequent contributor to the New York Review of Books.

Downey was a longtime staff writer for The Washington Post, for which she covered the real estate industry as well as labor and workplace issues.

But whether it does or not, his actions at CNN clearly mark the end of an era where all decisions went through people bred solely in a culture of journalism, longtime staff members said.

The place has the amenities of a five-star hotel with longtime staff who attend to guests' needs, whether bedroom slippers or an incense bowl.

SOFIA, Bulgaria — When the coroner of Bulgaria's capital died hanging from the jungle gym of a placid city playground, he left behind no suicide note but a series of what his longtime staff considered cryptic clues that pointed in that direction.

The longtime staff had a seemingly inexhaustible ability to absorb the trauma and horror of thousands of victims, and still press on despite the maddening bureaucracy and legal red tape associated with the human rights field.

Turturro was joined by Otto Moreira, the longtime staff trainer, and a third player, whose attention flitted between the game and his notepad.