Sentence examples for longtime representation from inspiring English sources
He was well known throughout the legal community for his longtime representation of British American Tobacco Company and other clients in landmark litigation, both in the United States and abroad.
The global juggernaut White Cube, known for its longtime representation of Damien Hirst and his Y.B.A. cohorts, will open the year with a solo show of Park Seo-Bo in London in January.
He was one of 56 SNP candidates sent to Westminster in that historic election, in which Labour lost its longtime dominance of Scottish representation in the British Parliament.
Did a coach who reportedly had to fire his longtime agent for Knicks-approved representation in order to get a new contract have the juice to decide if Amar'e Stoudemire's untimely return was worth the trouble?
Evans, the 1998 recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring and a longtime advocate for African-American representation in the sciences, sees many problems with the minority undergraduate experience.
For some longtime residents, however, the image seemed an all-too-literal representation of their anxieties about gentrification.
Seymour Simon, a former Illinois Supreme Court justice and longtime foe of the death penalty, said he believed the poor legal representation for defendants made the death penalty unjust.
He noted that Eich's critics only spoke up once the longtime employee was promoted to CEO this March, making the backlash an issue of company representation more than anything.
The U.S.-backed plan to start a new opposition group with greater representation inside Syria — which is referred to as the Syrian National Initiative — was introduced by longtime activist and SNC member Riad Seif earlier this week.
And in the past decade, Mr. Stingel has revisited his early training in representation with Photo Realist works: morose self-portraits, and portraits of people important to him, like his longtime dealer, Paula Cooper.
