Sentence examples for In the common way from inspiring English sources

"Of those who had it in the common way," he continued, " 'tis computed that one in four died".

"Welcome to Boulder," I read on a sign, but in the common way of thinking, there was nothing there: no buildings, no lights, no billboards.

"In 1736 I lost one of my sons, a fine boy of four years old, by the small-pox, taken in the common way," he wrote.

Franklin insisted that Franky "receiv'd the distemper" — smallpox — "in the common way of infection," and that "inoculation was a safe and beneficial practice".

The uniform refers to Saul's old team affinity, which by then had become fixed forever, the Milwaukee Braves having gone extinct in the common way of pro sports teams.

I recently reread the autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, in which he wrote: "In 1736 I lost one of my sons, a fine boy of four years old, by the smallpox taken in the common way.

Also in Austria the common way is to focus on funding of green electricity.

The common way in which this infection spreads is haematogenously; the most frequent sites involved are the diaphyses of long bones and vertebrae [7, 8].

"You can see a longer-term arc in music where Flac may be the common way that files are delivered.

The software would also weave in data on the common ways certain materials tend to break.

Since we came out, it's always been a part of the conversation but in the most common way possible.