Sentence examples for longstanding events from inspiring English sources

To an outside observer, it may seem pretty random that Helsinki keeps churning out world-class gaming companies, but the community has deep roots because of these older gaming companies, the existence (and then decline) of Nokia and longstanding events like Assembly, which has been an annual mecca for developers and enthusiasts for more than 20 years.

Toryboy and I are in the middle – if such a position is locatable in such a longstanding event – of a row about our son's schooling.

The MIX NYC Queer Experimental Film Festival is a longstanding and major event that takes a slew of volunteers to pull off.

Crafts and Gift Shows (Friday and Saturday) 'Tis the season to visit holiday gift shows, and several onetime events join longstanding shows this weekend.

They say that at mandatory events, the longstanding custom has been to offer a nonsectarian prayer, for example, citing God, rather than Christ.

Dr Ron Daniels, a lecturer at the City University of New York and a longstanding activist, ended the event with a chant that made it clear he felt the civil rights movement far from over.

In the light of Trump's unforeseen metamorphosis into a would-be dictator, the event's longstanding significance as a prestigious entertainment-industry function no longer holds, and no alternative significance readily offers itself.

Retirement on health grounds can be granted in the event of longstanding illness or disability.

The authorities then tried to piece together the sequence of the morning's events and the longstanding animosity that apparently led to the shooting.

Screaming pursuit of a sensational event is a longstanding practice in the news media.

Many of the groups participating in Friday's event have a longstanding commitment to interfaith work, and Eaves emphasized that PCU's focus on Muslim solidarity will extend beyond Inauguration Day.