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Longtime in a sentence

Longtime meaning

Having endured for a long period of time.

Synonyms of Longtime

old

Example sentences (20)

Anderson’s dismissal at St. John’s came one day after longtime Big East rival Georgetown fired coach Patrick Ewing.

During the NPC, former Shanghai party chief Li Qiang, a longtime Xi ally, is expected to be confirmed as premier.

Australian Services Union state secretary John McFarland and longtime disability sector worker Maree at the Dapto rally.

And as for the condition of the Weatherball — let Jerry Hammer, the fair's longtime general manager, explain.

Bunch, a longtime Dist. 1 member of the board, was accused by his juvenile son of several instances of abuse.

Celeste was in the beginning stages of pregnancy when she returned to the Tampa area, longtime friend Chris Worthey said.

A longtime artist, she shares Heyman’s prophetic rage at the region’s dystopian inequality and lack of affordable housing.

Donna was a longtime member of Christ Church Episcopal in Quincy and had served as treasurer for many years.

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And Batman and his longtime enemy, the Joker, come together in a piece that turns the Dark Knight into the "King of Comedy".

David Cutts, Andrew Russell and Joshua Townsley are longtime observers of the party and its significance.

As it pertains to the Thompson signing, this involved the team bringing back a former longtime Cavalier.

But Latter-day Saint leaders have reaffirmed their longtime stance that the only prohibited drinks are alcohol, coffee and tea.

David Harris, the longtime CEO of the American Jewish Committee CEO, echoed similar criticisms of DEI.

Athletics ownership “murdered baseball,” said longtime Coliseum vendor Hal “The Hot Dog Guy” Gordon.

But they never truly replaced White following the longtime third-down back’s retirement last summer.

Donalds, a longtime DeSantis ally, the Florida political community last week when he endorsed Trump.

A longtime lover of photography, his combined interest in film and the store’s welcoming environment motivated him to get involved.

Don’t brush off this idea, which has been bandied about before — most notably by the late Lamar Hunt, longtime owner of the Chiefs.

Douglas is a longtime Seattle chef and restaurateur, as well as an author and radio talk show host.

Earlier this year, longtime Hearst Magazines publisher Carol Smith stepped down amid restructuring of Hearst’s advertising division.

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Common combinations with longtime

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "longtime" in a sentence?
An example: "Anderson’s dismissal at St. John’s came one day after longtime Big East rival Georgetown fired coach Patrick Ewing." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "longtime" from real English texts.
What does "longtime" mean?
Longtime means: Having endured for a long period of time.
What are synonyms of "longtime"?
Common synonyms of "longtime" include: old.
How many example sentences with "longtime" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "longtime", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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