Sentence examples for traditionally goes from inspiring English sources

Their less-affluent constituency traditionally goes to the polls at lower rates.

The position traditionally goes to a longstanding MP in the main opposition party.

His name was floated for Time magazine's Person of the Year, though the honor traditionally goes to the living.

For the Toledo race, Austin rebuilt everything that traditionally goes wrong with these cars — gearbox, pop-up headlights, ashtray.

This Twitter-savvy newcomer secures the band a gig at SXSW, the Texan music festival where the underground traditionally goes over.

His failure to get it owed much to political horse-trading: the job traditionally goes to a European, and Mr Fischer is a naturalised American.

Or so the thinking has traditionally gone.

BANKS and free lunches traditionally go together.

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.