Sentence examples for has traditionally won from inspiring English sources

Add in seven aces and you have the formula that has traditionally won championships on grass: serve big, move in, shorten points.

Its network of social and medical services has traditionally won it popular support, but its detractors say its involvement in politics has chipped away at its support base.

Mr. Obama will hold an event in Chesterfield on Tuesday, a Richmond suburb that Republicans have traditionally won.

MINSK, Belarus — Belarus held parliamentary elections on Sunday, though the outcome was hardly in doubt: supporters of President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko have traditionally won, and now hold, all 110 seats in the chamber.

"The average age is 29, and if you look back at the history of World Cups that's kind of been the average age of the teams that have traditionally won," said Gatland.

The GOP nominee even suffers among white college-educated voters, a demographic that not only constitutes one-third of the electorate but that Republicans have traditionally won since 1952.

The constituency has traditionally been won by the Congress, but both Ashutosh and Harsh Vardhan are confident of defeating Mr Sibal.

Milton's treatment of women has not traditionally won him the admiration of feminists — Virginia Woolf called him "the first of the masculinists," thinking perhaps of the contrasting description of Adam and Eve: "For contemplation he and valour formed / For softness she and sweet attractive grace".

And they worry about their party losing its firm grasp of what has traditionally been a winning issue.

In his role as FIFA president, Blatter has traditionally presented the winning team with the World Cup trophy.

Many seasoned commentators said they believed that even if the polls were correct in determining voter sentiment here, it would make little difference because caucuses had traditionally been won by those with the strongest organizations, regardless of things like momentum.