Sentence examples for traditionally going from inspiring English sources

"The company is traditionally going to be a lot less tough than a bank," said Charles Elson, director of the Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.

Traditionally, "going public" represented the gratifying culmination of sleepless nights and missed birthdays that went into building a company.

In other words, traditionally (going back to Plato's myths but also Christian theology), we think that there was an original pure state of being (direct contact with the forms or the Garden of Eden) which accidentally became corrupt.

Traditionally, going to the movies was always a social experience.

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.

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

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

During down cycles like today's, airline executives traditionally go to Washington, tin cups in hand.