Sentence examples for have often gone to from inspiring English sources

The biggest rewards, however, have often gone to Apple's top employees.

And Muslim states have often gone to war against one another -- Egypt with Yemen, Iraq with Iran and later with Kuwait, Lebanon with Lebanon.

Small business is a crucial constituency for the governing Liberal Democratic Party, and lawmakers have often gone to great lengths to help the sector.

Governments eager for foreign investment have often gone to great lengths to advertise vast tracts of available "vacant" land in their countries.

Since the end of colonization in the 1960s, French troops in western Africa have often gone to the aid of former colonies whose governments were on the verge of being toppled.

In the past, defectors from Cuba have often gone to a country other than the United States in order to gain free agency and sign with a major league team.

This Hideo had been a kind of hero to Toshio, who had often gone to the plant to watch him run his machine.

By now, Ms. Hidrobo was visiting open houses in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where she had often gone to hear friends play in bands.

As a child, he had often gone to the Cleveland Hotel to watch Joe DiMaggio and other Yankee legends arrive in town.

The issue has created a political conundrum for a president who has often gone to great lengths to show support for the troops.

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Wednesday nominated Caroline Kennedy to be ambassador to Japan, moving to give a scion of America's most enduring political dynasty a diplomatic post that has often gone to political heavyweights.