Sentence examples for commonly arranged from inspiring English sources

Today, elementary school classrooms are commonly arranged in pods of desks, the better to foster group learning.

Chatter marks are commonly arranged in nested series, with the orientation of the fractures at right angles to the direction of glacial movement.

Ms. Dillon said that even within gifted classes there was a spectrum of ability, and that she commonly arranged pupils into small groups, according to their abilities, for reading, writing, math and the like.

They played together for over 20 years and at the time selection of the national team was commonly arranged to ensure proportionate representation from the Greek, Turkish and small Armenian community (for an account of that time, see this insideworldfootball.com piece).

Cut marks are commonly arranged haphazardly on the bones.

In Rahat and Segev Shalom housing lots were commonly arranged concentrically around neighborhood cores reflecting a typology of spatial segregation with little, if any, direct inter-neighborhood connectivity.

Parents commonly arrange a match, though the custom is not uniform over the area.

The models that were commercialized most widely, under brands with names such as Double Pigeon and Seagull, had a tray of about 2,500 commonly used Chinese characters arranged in a grid; typists would move a selector-lever over the tray to hunt for the character they needed, then press a bar, which would trigger a lever to pick up the character, ink it, type it and return it to its place.

It is placed in the center of the room and commonly touched surfaces are arranged close to the device for optimal exposure to UV-C radiation (i.e. bedrails pulled up, call buttons placed on the bed, tables placed near the device).

However, as illustrated by the classic lineup (below) that won England's only World Cup title in 1966, the formations have long had different permutations, most commonly with the outfield players arranged as 4 3 3 or 4 4 2.

Indeed, they commonly do.