It wasn't always thus: as Roux Jr points out, fish offal "was commonly enjoyed in the UK in medieval times, but seems to have gone out of fashion".
At the bar Brandeis came to be known as the people's attorney, by virtue of his representation of interests that had not commonly enjoyed such formidable advocacy.
This excludes the sources of revenue most commonly enjoyed by the richest Americans: gifts, inheritances, distributions from trusts and proceeds of life insurance.
Last month, PSA said it would begin offering discounts and would stop refusing to allow shipping companies to run their own terminals, a privilege they commonly enjoy at other ports, according to Sim Chey Hoon, a Merrill Lynch analyst here.
My son points out the Harbour Bridge and city skyline, and it's hard not to be infected by his excitement: these are incredibly beautiful views from an angle not commonly enjoyed.
An earlier study found that public companies commonly enjoy lasting share-price gains from plans that please analysts, such as share buybacks and long-term incentive schemes for executives, even when they fail to follow through on announcements.
LEC and LRY commonly enjoy a high degree of causality.
Mealworms – Commonly enjoyed as a taco topping or standalone snack.
People commonly enjoy listening to music that presents certain moods in accordance with their emotions.
Men commonly enjoy breasts and butts.
