Sentence examples for longstanding place from inspiring English sources

Its longstanding place in the standard corner shop arsenal was usurped by sea salt.

"Violence," Shipler points out, "has a longstanding place in many whites' images of blacks.

Audi's party technocrat associations are a result partly of the car's early market entry and its longstanding place on the government's coveted purchasing list.

Racial identity and its attendant hostilities appear to be jumping from their longstanding place in the background of American politics to the very center of the stage.

This pianist from Philadelphia, known to many from his longstanding place in Don Byron's bands, has been cranking out high-concept ideas on the German record label Winter & Winter.

Boston has regained its longstanding place as the second-largest U.S. startup funding hub.

This is, of course, a longstanding position.

6. Concerts at this longstanding festival take place in an atmospheric barn built in 1916.

In each place, longstanding election rules were bent and even ignored.

"I am expecting there to be sanctions against countries that don't sign up … the OECD has put in place longstanding internationally agreed standards.

Every year, as the US gears up for Halloween, numerous zoos across the country begin taking part in a longstanding tradition: they place pumpkins in their animal enclosures and let the animals do what they please.