Sentence examples for traditionally went from inspiring English sources

As the balance sheets of the agencies swelled, they grabbed the profit margin that traditionally went to savings and loans.

Evolutionary psychologists see two kinds of payoffs that traditionally went (and often still go) to victorious men.

A caretaker (the position traditionally went to a poet or a Divinity School student) lived in the attic. . . .

There were four places in America where ambitious young people traditionally went, he said: New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and Silicon Valley.

Netanyahu, after his election victory, needed to appoint an Attorney General, a job that, under Labor, traditionally went to some liberal jurist from the courts or academe.

The singer, accordionist and bandleader Jesse Lege holds onto old Cajun French songs and the high, sharp vocal style that traditionally went with them.

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.