Sentence examples for longstanding fan from inspiring English sources

It pains a longstanding fan to admit it, but this is bad.

Tom Stoppard, an old friend and longstanding fan, says that James's poetry "is open to being under-esteemed because he is accessible".

At first members were allowed to vote on the team and its tactics, too, but this proved not conducive to effective management.An excess of democracy is still a problem at Ebbsfleet, according to Charles Webster, a longstanding fan and match commentator, who describes the set-up as a "talking shop".

As a longstanding fan of his brilliantly eclectic musical taste, it is an honour to be in the basement of the ordinary-looking terraced house where he produces, records and broadcasts his search for the perfect beat around the world, and where tonight he is gearing up for a fondue party.

Morrison was "thrilled" by Garber's casting, having been a longstanding fan of his.

As a longstanding fan of Garfield, I thought that was a pretty sweet review.

Cutting Dancing Brave's mark will upset his longstanding fans but Grimthorpe was sanguine on the subject.

Longstanding fans of Bowie, who approved a number of special versions of his back catalogue, could be sitting on a vinyl goldmine.

From longstanding fans to someone who has never heard a Radiohead album before, here are ten takes on the new track.

The rumors were swiftly quashed, but it remains true that for a band of this constitution, even the slightest lineup change — like the addition of those aforementioned locals, the keyboardist Leon Michels and the bassist Nick Movshon — might trouble certain longstanding fans.

It was a glimpse of Toronto's stars reverting to the mean of the team, and one that might have sent a shudder through longstanding fans who've grown accustomed to the base rather than the transcendent.