Sentence examples for longtime position from inspiring English sources

And he addressed the present, recognizing his longtime position as a blues patriarch.

A month later, she quit her longtime position as assistant parks commissioner, for which she earned $101,507 a year.

But on Sunday he continued to struggle against criticism that the book reflects a reversal of his longtime position on immigration.

Some NBC executives were panicked enough to consider shunting Mr. Carson — who was then in his mid-60s — from his longtime position.

Mr. Rodkin left his longtime position as head of Tropicana, the juice giant that PepsiCo acquired from Seagram in 1998, to run Pepsi-Cola.

At the very least, the timing of the board's action was awkward, for Mr. Masur had resigned his longtime position as Kapellmeister of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra just a year before, ostensibly to devote himself more fully to New York.

At issue immediately is whether that can be achieved through a shift in tactics and tone, or will instead require a deeper rethinking of the party's longtime positions on bedrock issues like guns and immigration.

When the Bucs go to nickel and dime (which will be roughly half the time), Barber will most likely slide back to his longtime slot position, where he's still one of the game's best (at least in zone).

Is he engaging in brinkmanship, or is he genuinely unwilling to be budged from his longtime core positions?

In general, it's hard to imagine that Mr. Romney can make much headway against the other evidence of Mr. Santorum's longtime conservative positions.

But officials from both the McCain campaign and the Senate committee stressed today that the letters were sometimes sent without prompting from lobbyists and contributors, and that they reflected Mr. McCain's longtime policy positions.