Sentence examples for longtime success from inspiring English sources

Customers can still get the kinds of deals that made the no-frills store a longtime success.

Liz Claiborne, founded in 1976 when many women were entering the work force, was a longtime success but has floundered in recent years.

This hopefulness about stock prices, Denby believes, "is not some foolish illusion, it's central to the American temperament and to the longtime success of the stock market, which does, as we know, rise over time".

"She's very difficult to know, and that is a reason for her success," the longtime political associate said.

That owes largely to the success of longtime partner Bryan Roberts, who co-founded and incubated publicly traded Castlight Health.

Some branch members I know, many of them longtime contributors to the success of movies, have despaired and declined to try to justify themselves.

Kashkari rejected a longtime GOP formula for success in California: Breaking with the national party on the environment, as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did in his 2006 reelection run with a landmark law to attack global warming.

As Bogdanovich's friend Robert Evans, the longtime Paramount producer, told me, "Success went straight to Peter's head.

Start with a glut of bedtime-story adaptations following the success of "Alice," longtime film producers and box office analysts said.

Julian Treger and Brian Myerson, who run Active Value, have been pressing Cordiant since last August to revamp itself, with some success: Cordiant's longtime chairman, Charlie Scott, stepped down in September.

"Nature sells," exclaimed John Loring, Tiffany & Company's longtime design director, describing the success of flower jewelry that Tiffany's showed at the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris.