Sentence examples for longtime association from inspiring English sources

It came from my longtime association with obsession.

We rotate analysts periodically to help prevent a longtime association with an issuer from influencing our ratings.

In 1970 he was hired to rewrite "Diamonds Are Forever," which was the beginning of a longtime association with the Bond franchise.

She enjoyed singing with the Oratorio Society of Queens as well as her longtime association with her book and poetry group friends.

There could be a connection with the scarifying "Boo!" In the 1920's, because of the longtime association with blackness, boogie became a racial slur.

He is a native of New York State (from Saugerties, just south of Albany) and his longtime association with the producer Lorne Michaels could be kept intact if he stayed in New York.

So news that Jeff Koons is planning a big show at David Zwirner and not Gagosian or Sonnabend — where he has had longtime associations and exhibitions — has left some wondering what's going on.

In the mid 1980's Mr. Politi's longtime informal association with Norwich University became formalized when he helped establish the Brigadier General Elizabeth P. Hoisington Award, presented annually to the top senior female cadet.

As Granderson, a longtime players' association representative, noted, split doubleheaders are prohibited from the schedule by Major League Baseball's collective bargaining agreement but are permitted when games must be made up after postponements.

Her husband was the longtime senior associate of the late Laurance S. Rockefeller, the association that brought them to New York.

Haden is a longtime friend whose association with Jarrett goes back to the pianist's first trio, in the late sixties, as well as to his celebrated American Quartet, of the seventies.