They are not commonly and openly discussed.
I want my local care home to be good, commonly and consistently.
My tattoo is also a self portrait, although it's commonly (and fittingly) mistaken for Willie Nelson.
This is commonly and accurately referred to as greed".
It's not a question you hear commonly, and certainly not in a medical journal.
The Berlin Philharmonic, commonly and plausibly described as the greatest orchestra in the world, must now reach out to younger generations of Berliners.
The show presents two complete sets of Goya's print series, "Los Caprichos" ("The Caprices") and "Los Disparates" (most commonly, and loosely, translated as "The Follies").
His emergence on the scene is commonly, and lazily, associated with "Pictures," an epochal 1977 show at the non-profit downtown gallery Artists Space.
If we want our care homes to be good, commonly and consistently, we should be recognising the fundamentals that underpin quality care.
And by "we" I mean the 2% of the population who speak the received pronunciation commonly (and nonsensically) referred to as a "British accent".
The unlikely contenders are officially called Tour hostesses but more commonly, and somewhat indelicately, are known as podium girls.
