Sentence examples for common additions from inspiring English sources

Celery, garlic, fennel, orange peel, and marjoram are common additions.

The addition of interferon (IFN) has become one of the most common additions to combination therapies.

Other features in the works include a better contacts management experience, showing a timeline, history, and pattern of your communications, an email summarization feature which will aggregate and summarize things like social media updates or mailing list threads, plus other more common additions, like support for email signatures.

Beyond that, the most common additions to a Molam band are phin, a small lute with strings, drums, and bass.

In fact, it's a combination of whipped fat and berries, with common additions of fish and sugar.

There were common additions to the CTE diagnosis, including "Changes of Alzheimer's disease" (ADC) and AD in the cases with Aß plaques (cases #4 10).

(Called talia in Ghana, it's a common addition to rice and beans).

He lightens the blend by adding rosé, and sweetens it with orange liqueur and orange soda rather than with fruit purée, a common addition, which he dislikes because, he said, it gives the sangria a grainy texture.

This misuse of language shapes attitudes, and whether the epithet is "psychotic" or "mental" or "schizo" or "borderline" (a new, but increasingly common addition to the derogatory lexicon), the impact is every bit as damaging as slurs attached to race or gender, sexuality or religion.

I've picked recipes that eschew the tinned tomato – a surprisingly common addition, despite the inescapable fact that, as Hugh points out, this is not Bolognese – but both he and Simon Hopkinson are keen on using ketchup to add a piquancy to their dish.

This, however, appears to be unusual since lead sulfate has traditionally been the most common addition to colours based on chrome yellow [20].