Sentence examples for longtime areas from inspiring English sources

While space and autonomous driving are longtime areas of interest for Jurvetson, another, broader trend he has been watching closely with both fascination and alarm is the digital divide that technology has helped create between the haves and the have-nots, both in the U.S. and the world.

JARMON--Clarence "CJ", 62, longtime area resident and stage actor, died January 6 , 2011

Some, like Mr. Wayland-Smith, are Oneida descendants or longtime area residents who have retired.

Delores Carpenter of Calvin, a longtime area resident, gushed when asked about the annual dogwood bloom in the forest's Winn District.

One recent evening, after a longtime area resident ran into a group of old acquaintances, the waitress remarked, "This is the place for chance encounters.

The Zombie Slayer Bus Ride was added to the Incredible Corn Maze this year and appeared to be a popular addition to a 12-acre site which local media outlets have reported as "longtime" area Halloween attraction.

Running for mayor, said Mr. Butler, a longtime area resident known as Pastor Butler to his followers, is a way to spread his message and have "a lot of fun" besides.

After five years of planning and an investment of more than a million dollars, Thomas DeChiaro, a businessman and longtime area resident, has succeeded in preserving the abandoned century-old St . Georges church, with its lovely Norman-style architecture, while bringing a sophisticated wine bar to commercial Route 6 in Mohegan Lake.

We were speaking about the phenomenon of social isolation -- a longtime area of focus for me -- and I said, "I can imagine you know a lot about isolation".

OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill., June 8 — Anthony De Santis, a longtime Chicago-area theater owner and entrepreneur, died on Wednesday at his apartment here, overlooking one of his theaters.

On the subject of a clear vision for which sport Newark's population was best suited to support, Jim Hague, a longtime Newark-area sportswriter and the Bears' publicist and stadium announcer until this season, said: "No one could see the forest through the trees.