Sentence examples for that a longtime from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure the analysis needs to go much further than that," says Brian Kelly, Brown's head of the state Transportation Agency and, before that, a longtime consultant to legislative leaders.

It was from there, more than a decade ago, that a longtime coach, Bill Fischer, had called him excitedly to share a vision.

Was that a longtime goal?

Further complicating the affair was the fact that a longtime political adversary of Mrs. Fiedler sat on the grand jury.

Or it could indicate that a longtime client would be more interested than others in a product coming to market.

She mentioned Ms. Bass's assertion that a longtime wrestling employee grabbed her breasts on a flight to an event.

We've received direct word and noted on Twitter that that Mike Culbert, a longtime Apple hardware engineer, has passed away after battling cancer.

"We consider it tacky to do that," Richard L. Feigen, a longtime dealer, said.

"When you go to the D.N.C., his picture is on that wall," a longtime strategist who is working for a Congressional campaign told me.

"He's No. 1 in the state without a doubt — I don't think anybody disputes that," Ray Lesniak, a longtime state senator from Elizabeth, in North Jersey, said.

Finally, I'd look to a sector that is a longtime proxy for the U.S. economy, transportation.