Sentence examples for longstanding line from inspiring English sources

It's a longstanding line of his, but this was perhaps not the best week to dredge it up.

The longstanding line among football aficionados pegs the Packers as a charming welfare case that exists thanks only to the sufferance of other, richer NFL franchises.

If we should have to borrow from the Treasury using our longstanding lines of credit, our law requires that the money be repaid with interest at no cost to the taxpayer through industry assessments.

However, she followed with longstanding lines of attack on Trump, saying the Republican nominee had "built his campaign largely on prejudice and paranoia and given a national platform to hateful views and voices".

He is intentionally activating the longstanding fault lines separating religious and secular Turks — and most dangerously the divide between the country's Sunni majority and its Alevi minority.

Devlin acknowledges that transcribing hip-hop is a difficult and often highly subjective task, and credits the book with correcting some of his own longstanding misheard lines.

Many younger believers are demonstrating their willingness to work across longstanding dividing lines.

The Gran Coupe is an extension of BMW's longstanding 6 Series line of two-door coupes and convertibles.

The longstanding discussion of LINE-1 (L1) repeats as direct anchor points for Xist RNA (for review see Pontier and Gribnau [ 3]) was contradicted by the recent finding of a negative correlation between Xist RNA and L1 [ 50].

That would be in line with longstanding efforts by the United States.

The White House, in line with longstanding policy not to discuss threats on the president, declined to comment today.