Sentence examples for longtime associations from inspiring English sources

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.

It came from my longtime association with obsession.

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

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

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.

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

Landing virtually unannounced in a musical landscape changed by punk, Avocet eschewed voice for six quietly enveloping instrumentals – all named after birds – which renewed Bert's longtime association with Danny Thompson.

He also expressed concern about Mr. Bremer's longtime association with former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, whom the Kurds blame for their betrayal in the intelligence wars between Iran and Iraq three decades ago.

"His warmth and positive attitude are the glue that holds our group together," the violinist Isaac Stern said of the longtime association the three of us have had in a piano quartet with the cellist Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma

Cummings's voice is indeed lofty and formal, commanding and almost lordly — its tone goes against the playfulness of his poems, and especially against the intimacy that Kennedy recalls about her longtime association with the words.

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.