Sentence examples similar to long standing acquaintances from inspiring English sources
Reader, 76, and Terry Perkins, 67, who was jailed for his role in Britain's biggest cash robbery in 1983, helped to gather seven experienced criminals and long-standing acquaintances – dubbed the "Bad Grandpas" in court – for one last hurrah.
Driberg and Knight were long-standing acquaintances who met frequently and, among other things, shared a mutual interest in the works of Aleister Crowley.
A long-standing acquaintance said the influence of her parents explains why she accepted the role when asked to assume it, with all the sacrifices it would entail.
Referring to his long-standing acquaintance with DDG for Safeguards Olli Heinonen, a manager he described as "reliable and professional," Amano had also planned to retain Heinonen in his current position.
The best explanation appears to be that Ashley, both at his retail chain Sports Direct and at Newcastle, likes to work with people he knows and trusts and Kinnear is a long-standing acquaintance.
Wives of long standing shuddered in empathy.
They're all friends of long standing.
He received a long standing ovation.
Settlement there is of long standing.
Some routes are of long standing.
His party loyalism is of long standing.
