Sentence examples for has longtime roots from inspiring English sources
Mr. Panetta, who has longtime roots in nearby Monterey, is featured on the magazine's cover.
Founder of Disques Sinthomme and Ghost Town, as well as one-half of SIREN alongside Metro Area's Darshan Jesrani, Dennis Kane has longtime roots in New York's dance music community.
These showtime relationships have longtime theatrical roots.
Radovich has a story of his own: a longtime rooting interest in Navy.
Barbon's unlikely journey has its roots in the relationship between Minoru Murakami, a longtime executive of the Hankyu Braves, and Abe Saperstein, the owner of the Harlem Globetrotters, who was also active in the Negro leagues.
Its creative consultant, Scott Wittman, the longtime director of Ms. LuPone's and Christine Ebersole's acts, has deep roots in the '70s avant-garde.
A longtime producer and a president, with Mark Gordon, of the Producers Guild of America, Mr. Koch has Hollywood roots: he is the son of Howard W. Koch, a director and producer who was president of the academy in the late 1970s.
His opponent, Dr. Julie Thomas, is well financed, has strong roots in the community, and makes the case -- in the calm, just-trust-me style of a longtime pediatrician -- that Mr. Leach talks moderate but does not deliver on bread-and-butter issues.
Another facet of the two longtime allies' intense and somewhat inexplicable mutual fascination -- a classic case of love-hate -- is that francophobia has deep roots in American culture, Mr. Vaisse said.
Opera has scandalous roots.
