1
They were, it was understood, strangers, but long resident in the country.
2
Robert Crew, esquire, a native of America, and long resident there.
3
A life- long resident who was present heard it, but it made no impression upon her.
4
He compared his observations with those made by two other gentlemen long resident in the neighbourhood.
5
A doctor had latterly been called in to his lordship-anItalian doctor, long resident in Venice.
6
Standing outside her damaged home in Ridgecrest, life- long resident Sierra Wood said it was heartbreaking and scary.
7
The Irishman, long resident in Moscow, has set out to offer a multi-stranded portrait of his adopted city.
8
Another officer of the same type, long resident in Kief, had a somewhat different method of maintaining order.
9
Mr. Adam, a Scottish clergyman, long resident at Benares, but subsequently settled over the Congregational Church in Amherst, Massachusetts.
10
These were one Dr. Ioannides and a priest called Parthenios Kelaïdes, a patriotic Cretan, but long resident in Greece.
11
Just leave a message saying no matter what it does, we're still coming back, said Carol Silverton, a life- long resident.
12
In the ante-chamber stood Sir William Stanley, the Deventer traitor, conversing with one Mockett, an Englishman, long resident in Flanders.
13
Wholly unable to decipher it, she sent for a Dervish, long resident in the town, and returned to the portico.
14
I hope some of the old Dublin remains. The distinguished actor, long resident in Ireland, made some contribution to those changes.
15
Thunder and lightning are there so very frequent as scarcely to attract the attention of persons long resident in the country.
16
He was descended from English ancestors long resident in Ireland, and was himself the fourth son of the Earl of Mornington.
