Sentence examples for longtime service from inspiring English sources

Now he will have to pivot from his longtime service in Congress to a position in the executive branch.

At times, constituents have told him to ignore those outsiders who are clamoring for his removal, recounting his contributions to their neighborhood and longtime service in government.

His many years of service as a tireless healer of and advocate for children--especially those who are most vulnerable--as well as his longtime service on public health committees in New Jersey, led to improved health care and insurance benefits for children.

The gold watch may be mostly a thing of the past, but the company that established it as a reward for longtime service is still ticking.

A longtime customer service representative, Judge began driving for Uber three months ago to make money while he looks for other work.

The Bush administration wants the right to move employees from division to division, and to promote and dismiss them without regard to longtime civil service rules intended to prevent patronage and favoritism.

The current ambassador, John D. Negroponte, a longtime Foreign Service officer, has been confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Iraq and is expected to take up his responsibilities in Baghdad after sovereignty is transferred by the end of this month.

Early last month, Ms. Taube's boss at the Henry Street Settlement, a longtime social service agency on the Lower East Side, took her aside and broke the news: Because of budget cuts, it was eliminating the Home Planning Workshop, the program that Ms. Taube, 85, had been running since 1966.

Guy Moszkowski, a longtime financial services analyst, said the idea behind Citigroup — that one company could do it all — was sound.

A longtime financial services specialist, he was previously one of three co-heads of global investment banking for Bank of America, but lost that title after a shake-up by Thomas Montag, the firm's co-chief operating executive.

Meanwhile, John McCain and Condoleezza Rice, arguably the G.O.P.'s two most influential voices on foreign policy, have conspicuously failed to criticize Obama, while paying tribute to Ambassador Chris Stevens, the longtime foreign-service officer who was killed.