Sentence examples for longtime viewer from inspiring English sources

It was the atmosphere on the "Today" show that finally sent me, a longtime viewer, to "Good Morning America".

And finally there's the fact, known to any longtime viewer of the series, that "Entourage" made a grim first impression.

Mr. Cooper is introducing his daytime side — he said he has been a longtime viewer of the genre — in the first week of the post-Oprah era.

I am a longtime viewer of your station and have always seen your news programs as reliable and fair.

I'm going to be real with you, though: as a longtime viewer, it feels like the show's ninth iteration has lost its way creatively even though last week's Lip Sync For Your Life shocker provided the show with a much-needed shot in the arm.

For longtime viewers they have become something more, including mirrors.

CBS has sought to reassure its longtime viewers by having Cronkite himself tape the broadcast's introduction.

Longtime viewers remember WGN's original programming, like "Ray Rayner and His Friends" and "Bozo's Circus," but the channel has not stood out in recent years.

Mr. Weiner spoke last week about this episode and the events of the past season, one that elicited a wide range of reactions, some positive and some strongly negative, from longtime viewers.

Longtime viewers who welcome the shows into their homes every day often say they feel they know these people, sometimes even more intimately than they do the members of their own families.

Mr. Philbin thundered, "You're on the list!" Longtime viewers were already speculating that one name at the top of the list was that of JOY PHILBIN, Mr. Philbin's wife.