Sentence examples similar to centuries long relationship from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rowley's continued fascination with her subject — and in particular with Beauvoir's half-century-long relationship with Sartre and its attendant parade of lovers (some his, some hers, some theirs), jealousies and intrigues — led to "Tête-à-Tête".

In this era of endless innovation, man's century-long relationship with the automobile is about to be permanently disrupted.

(Reuters) - The Mormon church is ending its century-long relationship with the Boy Scouts to focus on its own global youth leadership and development program as the social views of the organizations have gradually moved apart in recent years.

Jarmusch's film is a love story in which Swinton plays a vampire in a centuries-long relationship with a depressed and jaded bloodsucker (played by Tom Hiddleston).

"As Italian Jews who have been here for 20 centuries, we had a very long relationship with Italian authorities and we have managed to find solutions and models of coexistence," he said.

Notably, very early on in their almost quarter-century-long business relationship with Madoff, the Sterling Partners discovered Madoff's anomalous and implausibly high and consistent returns, and then found endless ways to exploit those returns".

The obscurity of Puerto Rican history to mainlanders means the push and pull factors of migration, the island's rich and complex culture, and the century-long economic relationship to the US is an utter mystery.

They also joked about their long relationship.

She had a long relationship with Princeton.

So there's been this long relationship.

England and we have long relationship.