Sentence examples for long-time servants from inspiring English sources

Bennett has long favoured a game based around conservatism and old school defensive starch so he'll be very much dependent on long-time servants like Matt Gillett, Justin Hodges, Sam Thaiday and Corey Parker squeezing more juice out of the lemon.

Wright talks about the long-time servants of the club and how happy he is for them that they will now get to play in a final.

Barbara Strozzi was the adopted daughter and likely the illegitimate child of the poet Giulio Strozzi; her mother, Isabella Garzoni, was a "long-time servant" in Giulio's household.

John Childermass, Mr Norrell's long-time servant, convinces a member of the group, John Segundus, to write about the event for the London newspapers.

George Allison decided to retire from football at the end of that season, and was replaced by his assistant Tom Whittaker, a long-time servant of the club who had been trainer under Chapman.

Tom Fox spoke with long-time public servant Shelley Metzenbaum, a former Office of Management and Budget leader and the founding president of the Volcker Alliance, about the organization's top goals and the management challenges facing our government.

BALLAN--Jack, on Thursday July 7, 84, long-time New Jersey public servant and attorney, passed away after a prolonged illness.

Long-time Scarsdale resident.

Long-time Manhattan resident.

Long-time puzzler, first-time constructor.

Long-time partner of Bob Miller.