Sentence examples similar to commonly abandons from inspiring English sources

Aspiring pros now commonly abandon regular school for home or online educational programs.

I asked you which items were the most commonly abandoned at the virtual checkout.

It's also one of the most commonly abandoned.

Small anemones that live high in the intertidal zone commonly inhabit abandoned barnacle tests (shells), thereby acquiring some of the benefits of a skeleton.

Callitriche antarctica commonly colonizes abandoned penguin colonies on the Snares Islands (Hay et al. 2004), and U. australis responds favourably to disturbance and high-light (Allan 1982).

Birth takes place in a den, which is commonly a burrow abandoned by another animal.

In South Africa, it commonly grows in abandoned fields and on fences in urban environments (Fig.  1A; Henderson and Anderson 1966).

Duchamp, who was commonly believed to have abandoned serious art-making in 1923, spent the last two decades of his life working on a large-scale sculptural installation entitled "Etant Donnes: 1. La Chute d'Eau; 2. Le Gaz d'Eclairage" ("Given: 1. The Waterfall; 2. The Gas for Lighting").

In March 1865, as the Civil War approached its fiery end, Congress created the United States Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, commonly known as the Freedmen's Bureau.

In place of the kind of move-yourself-to-dance abandon so commonly associated with the festival, the singer-songwriter offered a more cerebral, retro-leaning suite of tunes that showcased her slow-burn bangers such as "Video Games and Blue Jeansns".

Outside of current O. lyallii forest patches on the Auckland Islands, O. lyallii seedlings are most commonly recorded on recently abandoned sea lion haul-outs with bare patches of peat (Lee et al. 1991).