Sentence examples for long rosters from inspiring English sources

Actually, nomenclature aside, the restaurant is not so different from other modest Italian restaurants with long rosters of pastas and fish and meat entrees priced below $25.

Indeed, thanks mainly to long rosters of reality shows like "The Real Roseanne" on ABC, "Paradise Hotel" on Fox and "The Restaurant" on NBC, the networks are offering viewers a much fatter diet of original programming this summer.

The tony summer haven on Long Island boasts a long roster of both book-inclined celebrities and stars of the literary world: The event was co-founded by Alec Baldwin and its organizing committee includes bestselling thriller author Nelson DeMille, National Book Award-winning biographer Robert Caro, Orange Prize winning novelist A.M Homes and, yes, Gwyneth Paltrow.

A long roster of rock and folk music guitarists began using it as well.

Sarah Palin was featured on a long roster of speakers attacking Harry Reid.

Vice President Dick Cheney has also visited, along with a long roster of cabinet secretaries.

The long roster of best-selling authors she has published includes Tom Clancy, Patricia Cornwall, Dick Francis, Robin Cook, Nora Roberts, John Sandford, Steve Martini, A. Scott Berg and Amy Tan.

"Lost Empress" joins a long roster of literary meditations on the meaning of the game.

Over the years, Dr. Murphy was affiliated with a long roster of research centers, foundations and other institutions dealing with cancer.

Another name, that of his second wife, the poet Jane Kenyon, was added to the long roster of Hall's sufferers.

Wong joins a long roster of celebrated directors who have transitioned to working on a series format.