Long-running (adjective)

Describing something that has been in existence, operation, or performance for a long time.

Origin:

Long-running is a compound word, derived from the adjective 'long' and the verb 'to run'.

Examples:

1. The long-running television show has been on the air for over 20 years.
2. The long-running Broadway musical has been performed for thousands of theater-goers.
3. The company has a long-running tradition of excellence and innovation in their field.
4. The long-running feud between the two neighboring countries finally came to an end.
5. The marathon runner is known for her long-running career and multiple victories.