Sentence examples for as they commonly from inspiring English sources

Gold caps, or fronts as they commonly called, are now a removable accessory like earrings.

Those were the dangerous ones, containing as they commonly did, turpentine, opium, pennyroyal, aloes, snakeroot, myrrh or oil of rue.

A significant number of these patients need some form of intervention as they commonly present with heart failure or severe hemolysis.

Given that we have the very serviceable alternative of two rivers for planes to fly over, as they commonly do, what possible justification could there be to invite such disaster instead?

Although Western reporters have journeyed here to cover this revolution through the ballot box, editors in China have stayed away, as they commonly do when the news is not to the liking of the country's leaders.

The papers themselves, appeared to believe that he had deserved this veneration, for they gave his peaceful exitus almost as much space as they commonly give to the terminal deliriums of a movie star or United States senator.

Garlic, gingko, ginger, and Angelica sinensis (Dong quai) are commonly implicated as they are commonly used, but any herb that may contain compounds related to salicylate or coumarin can augment anti-coagulative effects, resulting in bleeding [22].

There are other hospitals – or units as they are commonly known – such as Winterbourne View.

Either one of the tickseeds, as they are commonly called, suits the easy-care perennial category.

Of course, constructed languages – or conlangs as they are commonly known – are nothing new.

It doesn't ask about the adequacy of repositories as they are commonly used today.