Sentence examples for longtime material from inspiring English sources

Alexis Bittar renders delicate chefs-d'oeuvre from industrial materials, and his spring collection of pins, earrings, bracelets and rings adds semiprecious stones to his longtime material of choice, Lucite.

Mr. Krupitzer acknowledged that steel did not yet offer the same weight savings as aluminum, another material in longtime use, but he said it was close and significantly cheaper.

"Conrad is a real master of the material," said longtime strategist Paul Begala.

In 2005, Minogue began writing and recording material with longtime collaborator Terry Ronald and British dance group LMC.

A teasing track or two from his next acting project — a biopic of the doomed singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley — may arise; expect material from his longtime rock band, Carney, as well.

The Washington Post published an editor's note on its Web site Wednesday apologizing for two articles by a longtime Post reporter who used material from The Arizona Republic without crediting that newspaper or citing it as a source.

Following Blink-182's disestablishment, he declined offers from highly prolific musicians to collaborate on their developing material and recruited longtime friend and Box Car Racer guitarist David Kennedy.

"Jon has at least 10 albums' worth of material," says Mann, a longtime collaborator and a former girlfriend.

At the time, the Velazquez collection was merely bonus material for Svinth, a longtime practitioner of martial arts who lives near Seattle.

An example of this is the hotel room called the Peppers Bunk, named after "Charlie Peppers," among the building's "most colorful longtime residents," the hotel's publicity material explains.

Mr. Sedaris and Ira Glass, the future host and producer of "This American Life," encouraged Mr. Rakoff to produce and perform more of his material, leading to a longtime association with that Public Radio International show.