Sentence examples for longtime themes from inspiring English sources
Fathers, sons, the Depression — these longtime themes are present and accounted for in Arthur Miller's 1968 drama.
And that, as it turns out, has also been one of Mr. Loach's longtime themes, albeit one seldom noted during his five decades of making movies.
Instead, it reminds us that poverty and even water have also been longtime themes for Ms. Walker; if anything, her work warned of the pathologies that Katrina unleashed".
With groups of songs segued together, the set was a series of cycles of struggle and hope, connecting the "Wrecking Ball" album to his longtime themes.
A further complication: the letter writer may well have been contemplating or even writing a work that needed to be fueled by a couple of his longtime themes, broken loyalty and estrangement from those close to him.
The ads still use the state lottery's longtime theme, "Hey, you never know".
The humorous spots, with accompanying print advertisements, carry the companys longtime theme, Have You Met Life Today?
The campaign carries the theme "With art Philadelphia," echoing "With love, Philadelphia," the longtime theme of ads from the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation.
Others include replacing the actor Gene Hackman as the voice-over announcer for TV and radio commercials and adding the word "experience" to the longtime theme, "Lowe's.
Petco Animal Supplies, San Diego, introduced a logo redesign and changed its longtime theme, "Where the pets go," to "Where the healthy pets go".
This, too, has been a longtime theme for him, and he elaborated upon it in the annual Francis Boyer lecture of the American Enterprise Institute on February 13 , 2001
