Sentence examples for longtime work from inspiring English sources

Newsday said Mr. Ackerman "captures, with admirable suppleness, both the easy good humor and the quicksilver contentiousness that mark longtime work relationships".

Mr. Blalock said that his firm was hired by EADS before he was involved in the McCain campaign and that his decision to support Mr. McCain stemmed from his longtime work in the Republican Party.

Asked by reporters if he, too, would have given the order to raid Bin Laden's compound, Mr. Romney replied, "Of course, of course," before taking the jab at Mr. Carter, the former Democratic president known for his longtime work promoting peace.

Asked by reporters after a rally here whether he would have given the same military order as President Obama, Mr. Romney replied, "Of course, of course," before taking a jab at Mr. Obama and Mr. Carter, the former Democratic president known for his longtime work promoting peace.

Her greatest passion and longtime work, however, continually return to racial justice and white anti-racism.

His longtime work with Coexistence magazine and his nonconformity as a citizen have taken him, on many occasions, to police cells and stations.

Those -- not generosity or love -- have always been the underpinnings of human-resource policies, says Ann Vincola, a longtime work-life consultant in Boston.

Here he augments his longtime working band with brass and percussion, in a tribute to the pioneering African-American composer James Reese Europe and his Harlem Hellfighters band.

(Chinen) ★ Billy Hart Quartet (Friday and Saturday) The drummer Billy Hart, 71, has a marvelous new album featuring this longtime working group, featuring prominent acolytes: the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the pianist Ethan Iverson and the bassist Ben Street.

(Chinen) Dred Scott Trio (Tuesday) This longtime working band, led by the sly pianist-raconteur Dred Scott, recently released "Going Nowhere" (Ropeadope), a good showcase for its puckish but aggressive take on postbop aerodynamics.

He and his longtime working band — Vic Juris on guitar, Tony Marino on electric bass and Marko Marcinko on drums — will be employing more of the tone and textures he developed nearly 40 years ago with his own groups, like Lookout Farm, and the Davis-led bands that recorded "On the Corner" and "Get Up With It".