Sentence examples for longtime hub from inspiring English sources

Jamaica, as a longtime hub of marijuana production and consumption, has generally been more open about its weaknesses.

In New York, their base is the East Village, that longtime hub for young people on the fringes; when the weather grows cold, many will hitchhike or "hop freight" to warmer cities in the South or out West.

An article last Friday about the Wayfarer Inn in Bedford, N.H., a longtime hub for politicians and news people during the state's primary, misspelled the surname of a journalist who was spotted there.

I've got to get out of this business.' " Correction: January 30 , 2004 Friday An article last Friday about the Wayfarer Inn in Bedford, N.H., a longtime hub for politicians and news people during the state's primary, misspelled the surname of a journalist who was spotted there.

As the longtime hub for politicians and the media during the New Hampshire presidential primary, the Wayfarer has long been an integral part of the electoral season -- its picturesque covered bridge and rushing waterfall the background for thousands of stand-up shots for the nightly news; its bar the common ground for rival journalists looking to escape the New Hampshire deep freeze.

China, a longtime hub of illicit ivory, has also imposed a ban on sales, which went into effect in December.

Gone are the longtime hubs like North Wilkesboro Speedway and North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham.

But in Hitachi, a city of 190,000 and the company's longtime production hub, there is little celebrating.

Islamic State also controls Mosul, one of Iraq's largest cities and a longtime cultural and economic hub.

President Dmitri A. Medvedev, flanked by the country's commercial titans, talked of his longtime dream of building a trade and commerce hub that would challenge New York and London.

Dr. Rust was the former medical director of the HUB-the Bronx Planned Parenthood Clinic and a longtime member of its staff.