Sentence examples for commonly come from inspiring English sources

A. These questions are similar to those that commonly come up in bribery prosecutions.

People do not commonly come into contact with bats, so an intermediate host is probably involved.

From the nightshade family, native to the Americas, the large bell peppers or capsicums commonly come in traffic-light colours: red, orange/yellow and green.

While good rieslings most commonly come from Europe, the Bonny Doon riesling listed here, made with grapes from California and Washington, is one of the best American versions.

We commonly come across old mining roads, adits, abandoned machinery and miners' trash as we look for our more ancient quarry.

Although food sensitivities vary, problems commonly come from chocolate, caffeinated and carbonated beverages, dairy products containing lactose, foods sweetened with sorbitol or mannitol, gas-producing vegetables like cabbage, beans and broccoli and fruits like grapes and raisins, cherries and cantaloupe.

Arsenic in drinking water commonly comes from natural sources in the ground, but some can also come from industrial pollution.

It's seen more commonly in women than in men and most commonly comes on in a patient's 20s, though these headaches can start at any age.

They are content having a lively place where they can have a burger, watch a ballgame or catch up with friends without the pressure that commonly comes with singles spots.

"When people think of India and business with the U.S., outsourcing most commonly comes to mind," said Mr. Sharma over lunch earlier this year at the Pierre Hotel, part of the Tata-owned Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces.

The heat needed for this process commonly comes from mafic magmas intruded into the deep crust and the melting reactions take place in the absence of free fluids.