Sentence examples for most long running from inspiring English sources
It managed to have more memorable moments in eighteen episodes than most long running series could ever hope to have.
His piece in the issue is the "recipe" for a platter of charcuterie to be enjoyed while watching "Tatort," one of Germany's most popular and long running television series, and washed down with copious amounts of beer.
Most high profile is a long running antitrust investigation into its business practices relating to its product comparison service, Google Shopping, being conducted by the EC's Competition Commission.
Most long-running soap characters have a lot to endure.
Most long-running shows will at some point cross an invisible line.
Most long-running hit shows experience cast changes over the years — look at the orphans in "Annie".
Unlike most long-running film sagas, horror franchises with masked villains are free to recast their central characters at will.
Time and The New Yorker are among the exceptions, not only for lasting but also for not changing as much as most long-running magazines have.
The woman who was sexually abused by film director Roman Polanski more than three decades ago in one of Hollywood's most long-running scandals is to write a memoir on the subject.
Most long-running TV programmes undergo huge changes of appearance and tone because of shifts in technology and the subject they cover: the 51-year-old Match of the Day has changed channel, structure and approach over the years.
Bigger events are easier to find, and the Voodoo Music + Arts Experience (October 30 - November 1) is one of the city's most long-running festivals, founded on Halloween in 1999 with Moby on the opening bill.
