Sentence examples for long-time intern from inspiring English sources

As a GWU student and graduate she served for five years in the Clinton White House, first as a long-time intern in George Stephanopoulos's office, and later as an assistant to Paul Begala.

An example of what that means: long-time readers may remember that last year we discovered that an intern had promised a company positive coverage in return for a Macbook Air.

David Cavazos is a long-time Phoenix city employee who rose through the ranks from intern to city manager over 26 years.

I heard that a lot during my first months in Washington, not just from fellow young interns new to the city but from experienced, long-time Washingtonians.

But many long-time observers of small farms say they have noticed an increase in recent years among college graduates who want to farm, even if they intern at established farms or rent tiny parcels.

Long-time Scarsdale resident.

Long-time Manhattan resident.

She has appeared in films since the 1980's, with roles in Arizona Dream, Wedding Bell Blues, Long Time Since, Thursday, The Intern, and Partners in Crime.

As [for] interning and getting into the industry, there was a long time, in media, where interning was the only way to go about it.

6/86-9/88, Summer and Part-Time Intern.

Times intern Sophia Bollag contributed to this report.