Sentence examples similar to those long established from inspiring English sources

Mr Gandhi, 43, belongs to the long established Nehru-Ghandi political dynasty.

This trend is exemplified by the closure of the long established LGBT mental health charity Pace earlier this year.

Most pirates, even the long established, such as Kool(two years older than Rinse), just don't bother.

Is it this arrival of more monied classes pushing aside the long established nooks and crannies of immigrant life?

"However, it is imperative that this long established sporting institution does not go into administration".

For example, the long established Addison Lee (which has its own app) has a 6,000 strong fleet.

"Those rules are intentional, long established and carefully considered.

Those principles, the court noted in Schempp, "have been long established, recognized and consistently reaffirmed".

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".