Sentence examples for most longstanding from inspiring English sources

But Maria's deepest and most longstanding attachment was to Tennessee Williams.

Even some of the most longstanding companies that sponsored floats have bowed out.

Now at school, she is about to lose her relationship with her most longstanding foster carers.

Corrie's most longstanding gay character, knicker-factory employee Sean Tully, fathered a child.

Among our most longstanding fights was how much energy and money should go into Dan's cooking.

Marriage, however flawed, is the most longstanding and effective means of encouraging monogamy in our society.

However, we knew we could count on a number of our most devoted, longstanding trustees whose support was unwavering.

The government has yet to hit FARC where it would hurt most: its longstanding bastions in the south and east, in departments such as Meta and Caquetá.

It is a film that was made by people who are, for the most part, longstanding members of the Hollywood (literally, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Burbank) community and the Academy is made up mostly of people who can also be described as the same.

"Subjecting them to nearly a lifetime of confinement is really one of the most egregious longstanding abuses".

"Subjecting them to nearly a lifetime of confinement is really one of the most egregious longstanding abuses". John Mabry, director of the Iowa Swine Industry Center at Iowa State University, hadn't seen the video, but he said gestation crates have been commonly used for years and that it's an industry standard to castrate piglets and cut off the last 3 inches of their tales without anesthetic.