Sentence examples for long-standing tale from inspiring English sources
He confirms to the rumormonger a long-standing tale that in 2000 Caesars Palace made a deal with Langan to open a Rick's Cabaret at the casino.
In their quest to find Shakespeare's skull, Colls's team also investigated a long-standing tale that it was hidden in a sealed crypt in another church 15 miles (24 km) across the English countryside in Worcestershire.
Woodhouse, writing in 1989, suggested that "it is difficult to ascertain the truth behind this long-standing tale", while Hodgson observes: "I have never been convinced of this account because it has always seemed to be so much out of character for a cricketer of that time when so much stress was placed upon behaving 'like a gentleman' even in one's cups".
Needing to sate long-standing appetites, East German officials concocted ersatz versions of May tales with imitation Winnetous, and they also filmed May-like adventures in Cuba and Yugoslavia that became runaway hits behind the Iron Curtain.
The superstition was long-standing.
These are also long-standing.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
Their opposition to settlements is long-standing.
Mentions his long-standing client Rina Kerzner.
"The failings were long-standing systemic failures.
