Sentence examples for longstanding clients from inspiring English sources

Two of his longstanding clients were Margaret Price, whose singing he revered, and Gwyneth Jones.

In an age of electronic trading, Mr. Ryan prided himself on an old-fashioned relationship with his longstanding clients.

Documents released by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations show that Goldman's mortgage unit also wagered against Bear Stearns and Countrywide Financial, two longstanding clients of the firm.

It was first published in 1970, when Erdos & Morgan's longstanding clients included The National Geographic Society, Time Inc., Dow Jones and U.S. Steel.

Shares in the company rose $1.44, to $11.19, on the results, which showed strong growth in revenue because of both healthy spending from longstanding clients and newer ones.

Though Mr. Kappos, 51, has never worked at Cravath, he is no stranger to the firm: he worked for 26 years at I.B.M., one of Cravath's most important and longstanding clients.

Then the first order came in, from a longstanding client of the England factory.

Lord Bell of Belgravia, who was knighted by his longstanding client and political soulmate Margaret Thatcher in 1990, is 72.

Mr. Boies's firm also represents Qwest Communications International, a longstanding client whose accounting has also drawn attention from regulators.

"He's not a dealer in disguise, as many collectors are," Mr. Maresca said, characterizing Mr. Greenberg as a friend as well as a longstanding client.

A We're working on a hotel — it's to be rolled out in the next three weeks — and the Marble Collegiate Church, on Fifth Avenue and 29th, which is sort of a longstanding client.