Sentence examples for longtime name from inspiring English sources

Lloyd's also has alienated many Names by eliminating several of their perks, such as the transforming of their plush wood-paneled private library into what longtime Name Sturge calls "a grubby little business center" one-fourth its old size.

It was placed by a "longtime friend" named Larry O'Daniel.

The third floor, where another longtime Yippie named Alice Torbush lives, was off limits.

However, a longtime employee named Israel Ramirez, called Izzy, died of a gunshot wound while working for somebody else.

The two are not married, and just last month Mr. Sanchez married another woman, a longtime girlfriend named Sol Rodriguez.

They were not arrested until two years after the killing, when Mr. Scarcella produced a crack-addicted longtime informer named Teresa Gomez, who matched the nephew's testimony.

On the day of my visit, one of the program's success stories — a 50-year-old longtime alcoholic named Rick — was preparing to move out.

The crisis began five months ago, when tabloid news stories began to appear about Park's intimate reliance on a longtime friend named Choi Soon-sil.

When WCNC presses a longtime reporter named Beatrice Thompson, who is black, to resign in exchange for a buyout, a contingent of protesters pickets the station, alleging racism.

Many of those who frequent the place relish that raffish status and at one point on Wednesday night a longtime Yippie named Aron Kay brought up the building's history and recent difficulties while addressing the crowd.

His biggest contribution to the franchise was probably his hiring of a scout, a longtime friend named Red Holzman, who would later coach the Knicks to their only league championships, in 1970 and 1973.