Sentence examples for long celebrated from inspiring English sources
Writers have long celebrated music's properties of transcendence and ambiguity.
Princeton long celebrated Washington's birthday as a major holiday.
Conservatives have long celebrated Mr Murdoch as a kindred spirit and business buccaneer.
Research has long celebrated the web's affordances for galvanizing such coordinated action.
Hamtramck, Mich., has long celebrated Fat Tuesday with paczki, Polish pastries.
The French have long celebrated the allure and desirability of the older woman.
East Asian artists, poets, and epicures have long celebrated the beauty and utility of bamboo in paintings and verse.
The show also has major and long-celebrated works from Picasso's earlier years.
In many respects, he is the quintessential Silicon Valley venture capitalist: an imposing, fortyish, long-celebrated white man.
There's also been a gourmet buzz in Broadway, where the long-celebrated Lygon Arms has opened a bistro offering informal dining alongside its stately Great Hall restaurant.
Its affable prime mover is Ata Ebtekar, a long-celebrated figure in electronic music under his alias Sote, meaning "sound" in Farsi.
