Sentence examples similar to famous long term from inspiring English sources

Warren E. Buffett, the world's most famous long-term investor, finally lost patience with Gillette yesterday.

But to hear the two of them boast, you would think that they had together brought down the world price of crude – even that this politically timely event is all part of the famous long-term plan.

In 1990 the FBI raided Jock Sturges's San Francisco studio as part of an investigation into child pornography: his work featured adolescent and pre-adolescent girls in naturist communities (all photographed with their parents' consent) as well as a famous long-term collaboration with Misty Dawn, whom he photographed from a young child until her 20s.

Ernest Hemingway was the resort's most famous long-term resident.

De Beers had such a grip on the market that it was able to devise a famous long-term marketing plan to unite diamonds with the idea of relationships.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and are undeniably Hollywood's most famous long-term couple.

Tom Hanks and Huff/Post 50 editor-at-large Rita Wilson recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and are undeniably one of Hollywood's most famous long-term couples.

Recent support for this idea comes from studies [ 25, 26] that reported that strong interactions were important in two of the most famous long-term artificial selection experiments: the century long Illinois corn selection for oil and protein concentration [ 27] and the 50-generation body weight selection experiment in the Virginia chicken lines [ 28].

"We are committed to being a true partner to the cities of this famous tourist region for the long term".

Upstairs, though, is a long hall filled with the artist's original illustrations from his famous and long-term collaboration with Christian Dior.

"Think long term," he said.