Sentence examples for go historically from inspiring English sources

So why do people from Bologna insist that tagliatelle is the only way to go? Historically, Valdiserra said, tagliatelle was consumed by wealthy people who could afford to make the fresh pasta, while normal people tended to consume the egg pasta only on special occasions.

The last time Younes el-Aynaoui matched shots and wits with a tennis star from the United States in a Grand Slam tournament, Andy Roddick needed to go historically deep into the fifth set, winning by 21-19, in the quarterfinals of this year's Australian Open.

How far back do you intend to go (historically)?

As the postructuralist saying goes, historically, this abstract subject has found a talented impersonator in the father of psychoanalysis.

And, without literature, there would be much less to go on, historically speaking.

I think it's going to be clear, TARP will go down historically as the most highly successful, wildly unpopular policy in the history of America.

The Human Rights Council, you go back historically, I don't know, eighty per cent, ninety per cent of their resolutions focus on Israel and the Palestinians.

They identify trends in the data and create computer programs that monitor student progress and alert advisers when students go off historically successful pathways.

This would go back historically to the violent and uncertain Dark Age when Attica was being resettled and there was danger from cattle rustlers, pirates (nowhere in Attica is far from the sea), or just greedy neighbours.

"If we go back historically," said Arturo Pérez, the program principal for the Fiscal Affairs Program at the National Conference of State Legislatures, "the bottom for states has not usually occurred until 12 to 24 months after a recession.

The company saw lime prices go from historically $8-15 8-1510-pound boxes up to $120 a box because oforhe lack of supply.