Sentence examples for longtime observation from inspiring English sources
What it has is a highly polished urbane wit and a wisdom apparently based on longtime observation.
It finally explains a longtime clinical observation that has stumped researchers, he says: why black albinos in Africa have such low rates of melanoma.
Perhaps more interesting, based on the hometowns of those who managed to ask questions, and the observations of longtime residents, was that most people were from out of town, coming from places like Sparta, in the northwest corner of the state, and Freehold, in its midsection.
A few more observations about the ad from a longtime airline marketing professional.
As she approached the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Monday morning, Sandra Walden of the Bronx, a longtime attendee of the United States Open, made an astute observation.
As a longtime reader and sometime critic of Oliver's work, I was surprised by this observation.
The film includes Ms. Crane's own composed, forthright and finally forgiving testimony, as well as observations from several of her mother's intimate friends, including her longtime makeup man and confidant, Del Armstrong.
To fully understand these low probability events, it is necessary to build longtime-series of flood occurrence using flood-level proxies from archaeology and sedimentology that extends the period of observation beyond that of instrumental data.
The following observations represent my own assessment (based on several decades experience as a former Democratic public official and longtime political scientist) of future prospects for the Democratic Party in the South.
Consider them longtime frenemies.
Longtime neighbors faced off.
