Sentence examples for long time voice from inspiring English sources

For a long time, Voice of the Resistance was the main source of news in the Uribe community, which has historically been one of the stronger rearguards of the guerrillas, a refuge and home for liberal and communist peasants who, in the mid-20th century, fled violence in the southwestern part of the country.

Baseball is known for its radio legends as much as it is for statistics, with immortal names such as John Sterling, the long-time voice of the Yankees.

Ernie was the long-time voice of the Detroit Tigers.

Seeking re-election to the city council, candidate Throgmorton has served as a long-time voice for similar sustainability initiatives in Iowa City, including the creation of a Sustainability Coordinator and wetland restoration efforts.

Evans has long-time voiced her insight and thoughts on the rapid techocratization of modern society on Motherboard, and she and Bechtolt recently gave Live Nation TV a tour of their sleek LA guide app, 5 Every Day. .

Another film shows some of Lucchesi's process, backed by an old-fashioned voiceover that perfectly captures the project: "We've been married for a terribly long time," the voice says.

"For a long time the voices in my head were all self-loathing.

I've thought for a long time that voices of young professional Muslims aren't heard enough".

While Mr. Obama said he was committed to the operation, even if it took a long time, and voiced confidence that Colonel Qaddafi would be forced out, he rejected calls for the United States to deploy more aircraft.

The FBU was for a long time the sole voice highlighting soaring costs, incompetence and delays.

French sacred music as early as the 12th- and 13th-century organa of the Notre-Dame school favoured the drone, called the bourdon ("buzzing"), which would be sustained for a long time while the organal voice or voices moved above it.