Sentence examples for commonly attached from inspiring English sources

Weighty is not an adjective commonly attached to musicals, which were born to divert, to tickle.

Mostly littoral or benthic, commonly attached to firm substrata but some burrow in soft sediments.

The nerves commonly attached to semi-finals, and between two essentially evenly matched teams, served as one.

The government should take a lead in tackling the stigma that is commonly attached to mental ill health.

The actual name of Ribbonism (from a green badge worn by its members) became commonly attached to the movement from the 1820s.

A study of newspaper reports over the period 2010 to 2012 by the Migration Observatory found that the word most commonly attached to "immigrant" was "illegal".

PEOPLE commonly attach names to machines, from cars to PCs, especially if they use them regularly.

Patients who have recently had defibrillators replaced because their batteries were running down may not have the leads because doctors commonly attach replacement defibrillators to the existing leads when possible.

Common blackbirds spend much of their time looking for food on the ground where they can become infested with ticks, which are external parasites that most commonly attach to the head of a blackbird.

It is these long spicules to which Micromitra individuals commonly attach to.

The meaningful dimension of housing refers to the social meanings that people commonly attach to housing including sense of belonging and control in the home.