Sentence examples for commonly by from inspiring English sources

In the show, air is represented most commonly by paintings of the sky.

They are used most commonly by low-income people who are employed.

He rarely mentions cutting taxes or shrinking government, among the themes discussed most commonly by Mr. Simon and Mr. Jones.

She said it was being used most commonly by media sites, including newspapers and blogs.

The Armed Forces of National Liberation — known more commonly by its Spanish initials, F.A.L.N. — which sought independence for Puerto Rico, claimed responsibility.

Another heat source is friction, caused most commonly by tidal pressure or wobbling of an object on its axis.

Treatment involves complete protection of the joint from further stress or injury, commonly by the use of a brace.

When struck by sticks or, less commonly, by the hands, the membrane produces a sound of identifiable pitch.

They may die at 150 to 200 years of age, most commonly by being uprooted by wind or washouts.

A stroke occurs when the blood supply to brain cells is cut off, most commonly by a blood clot (ischemic stroke) in a blood vessel of the brain, and less frequently, by a hemorrhage.

So Baedeker's guidebooks, Murray's "hand-books" (always hyphenated) and Guides Joanne are avidly collected, used either to provide a historical dimension to one's travels or, more commonly, by armchair travelers.