Sentence examples for longstanding list of from inspiring English sources

There's a longstanding list of famous movie quotes that we quote incorrectly.

Cummings said that the companies would merely "dust off" their longstanding list of deregulatory demands and expressed concerns about Issa's request.

The knee-jerk reaction presumes that this downshift is but a prelude of more growth disappointments to come -- especially in light of widespread fears over a longstanding list of China disaster stories, ranging from social unrest and environmental catastrophes to housing bubbles and shadow banking blowups.

Maybe instead of a "classics" list, the editors should make a "longstanding" list.

They could come up with a reasonable number of weeks, and move those books over to the longstanding list, making room for other books.

She ticked off a list of longstanding left-wing priorities: reforming voting rights ("This Administration will reduce access to the polls"); replacing the Electoral College ("It's just not an accurate reflection of democracy today"); and undoing Citizens United ("Amending the Constitution is hard work, so we better get started, right?").

For a celebratory meal, jump in your car and drive up to La Jolla for a sunset dinner at California Modern at Georges on the Cove, a longstanding favourite featuring an extensive wine list of more than 400 selections from around the world.

The scene inside the iconic New York venue was EDM culture at it's very pinnacle— swarms of neon-clad dance-junkies swayed their bodies and pumped their fists to performances from of of the industry's most longstanding kingpins, who tapped a laundry list of collaborators to ensure the hit factor of his new album, many of whom were in attendance Tuesday night.

We hope to create a longstanding legacy, a stop on the check list of visitors and a household name for locals and our loyal guests.

The list of obstacles is daunting, including both longstanding troubles — the shortage of skilled labor, the absence of a solid legal system, deeply embedded corruption and dilapidated infrastructure — as well as new ones, including surprisingly high prices.

Commissioner Gary Bettman on Thursday offered the most publicly detailed list of reasons yet for the National Hockey League's longstanding position not to commit to participation in the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia.