Sentence examples for longtime audience from inspiring English sources

Other longtime audience members, like Rudi and Evelyn Zainfeld of Massapequa, said Centerport would be too far for them.

In the collective memory of his longtime audience, he may forever be the brooding figure reclining alone in the shadowy gatefold of "After the Gold Rush".

Fox News in New York, which oversees the Fox News Channel cable television network and the program "Fox News Sunday" on the Fox Broadcasting Company, has signed Nicholas Schiavone, a longtime television audience research executive, to an exclusive consulting contract.

The new system is an attempt to take one of the Apple's most popular lines into a brand new category, all while embracing a longtime core audience.

Those efforts alienated longtime employees and audiences in the communities its newspapers served.

Also, "He Brought Her Heart Back," which runs for just over forty minutes, isn't exactly a play; it's a lyric populated by characters who feel familiar to Kennedy's longtime readers and audiences.

Dubbed the rapping granny, the longtime actress delighted audiences in the 1998 Adam Sandler film "The Wedding Singer" when she broke out "Rapper's Delight".

Even so, longtime dancegoers in the audience must have felt a sense of recognition: "This is how Balanchine used to be".

And in 1997, in New Brunswick, Canada, Dylan would dedicate a concert performance of "Desolation Row" to Ginsberg, his longtime comrade, telling the audience it was Allen's favorite of his songs, on the evening after Ginsberg died.

Under Mr. Kylian's 24-year directorship, the company acquired international fame for the resonance and beauty of its dancing, and when Nederlands Dans Theater 2 opens a monthlong tour of Britain at Sadler's Wells in London on Tuesday night, there will no doubt be many longtime fans in the audience.

Loyal audiences and longtime contributors need to be assured that the institution is not abandoning its base.