Sentence examples for longtime role from inspiring English sources

The banks' proposals also throw out Fannie and Freddie's longtime role in affordable housing.

Henry has usurped George Steinbrenner's longtime role as baseball's owner to watch.

When the van got back to the studio, Dr. John resumed his longtime role as an ambassador of New Orleans.

Coach Jeff Van Gundy said on Sunday that Thomas could continue in his longtime role of coming off the bench.

Many countries fault the United States for government inaction on climate change, especially given its longtime role as a chief contributor to the problem.

A third introduces the composing talents of Michael Moriarty, the actor best known for his longtime role on the television series "Law & Order".

Mike Iveson will join her, as he does on "The Lucy Show," as the Factress's sidekick and bitter-tongued German, Nurse Vendetta K. Starr Ms. Iobstt will most likely appear in her longtime character role of Naked Lady (literally so).

In recent years, Ms. Walters, 83, has stepped back from a number of her longtime roles, limiting the number of interview specials for which she has become famous.

"The Education of a British-Protected Child" does, however, succeed in presenting an eclectic and thorough view of Achebe in his longtime roles as writer, father and teacher.

Except for a big party given in her honor by a Ballet Theater trustee (and for her successful effort to quit cigarettes), the current season, which continues through July 1, has been business as usual for Ms. Jaffe, who is dancing a familiar combination of new and longtime roles.

Mr. Underwood, who also worked with Mr. Walton in a recent Irish Repertory Theater revival of Shaw's "Candida," calls Alan a "longtime dream role" in his program biography.