Sentence examples for longtime program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kramer was a longtime program annotator for the Cincinnati Symphony and other orchestras.

Changes in residency training over the past quarter-century: reflections of a longtime program director.

The Public Broadcasting Service has chosen Pat Mitchell, a longtime program executive for Turner Broadcasting, to take the job of president, a PBS executive said yesterday.

Louis Rukeyser, the financial news anchor who last month was removed by Maryland Public Television from his longtime program, "Wall Street Week," is taking a job with CNBC.

Following her academic career, she stayed on campus and was the longtime program director for student activities, working closely with many student athletes over the years.

C1 New President for PBS The Public Broadcasting Service has selected Pat Mitchell, a longtime program executive for Turner Broadcasting, for the post of president, a PBS executive said.

The term "cable envy" was either invented or popularized by the longtime program-planning executive and outspoken industry wise man, Preston Beckman of the Fox network, who did not like the condition.

And Preston Beckman, the network's longtime programming planner and scheduler, called the season "a wake-up call".

Preston Beckman, the longtime programming scheduling executive, first at NBC and then Fox, said, "The relative strength of shows doesn't change all that much," when playback is considered.

Requesting anonymity, a longtime programming executive said, "I hope Jeff has a long and successful career, but the person who replaces him will be saying the same thing".

Nearly a year after the longtime programming director of the New York Film Festival said he was stepping down, the organization that runs it has chosen not one but two replacements.