Sentence examples for have traditionally gone from inspiring English sources

These are seats that have traditionally gone to Labor.

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

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

To be sure, political power and shows of masculinity have traditionally gone closely together.

The affluent have traditionally gone to college while minority and working-class children were tracked to training programs or workplaces, even when their talent justified college ambitions.

"Truro is a very small place where people have traditionally gone to get away from civilization, from government and from community, and suddenly civilization has found it".

Or so the thinking has traditionally gone.

The USA has traditionally gone the legal route.

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

They were far from the costumed message movies the Academy has traditionally gone for.

The Interior Department post has traditionally gone to a politician from the Western United States, like Mr. Salazar, a former senator from Colorado.