Sentence examples for had traditionally gone from inspiring English sources

That's why smart organizations are now using the Web to harvest their employees' knowledge, much of which had traditionally gone to waste.

"In the late 1950s my mother and I spent the winter holidays in Krynica, where the family had traditionally gone to take the waters.

Hines Ward noted that the Steelers had traditionally gone up and down — winning a Super Bowl, then not making the playoffs, winning another, then missing the playoffs again before making a run now.

Sir John quickly made such an impression on the agency that the American commissioner general, Laurence Michelmore, persuaded the secretary general, U Thant, to give Sir John the top job after Mr. Michelmore retired in 1971, even though the post had traditionally gone to an American in recognition of the major contribution of the United States to the agency's budget.

One factor influencing his victory was his ability to regain much of the black vote in urban centers such as Louisville, which had traditionally gone Republican but had in recent years swung Democratic.

Or so the thinking has traditionally gone.

The USA has traditionally gone the legal route.

These are seats that have traditionally gone to Labor.

Education is not something the working-class people of Tilbury have traditionally gone for.

The post has traditionally gone to a European, but the Japanese are pushing against convention.

After all, rockers and club kids have traditionally gone their separate ways on weekends.