Sentence examples for commonly goes from inspiring English sources
Bernard-Henri Bernard-Henri Lévy goes by his initials BHL, is the heartthrob philosopher of France.
Music, as the saying commonly goes, can soothe even the savage beast.
Blaine Kern has been manufacturing Mardi Gras floats since 1947; he commonly goes by the sobriquet Mr. Mardi Gras.
By Lucy Tang February 10 , 2010Bernard-Henri Lévy, who commonly goes by his initials BHL, is the heartthrob philosopher of France.
According to Mr. Rozansky, Atlas is signing up retail tenants at about $15 a square foot; he said retail space in Glendale commonly goes for $15 to $20 a square foot.
How much fiction commonly goes into autobiography was a question evidently at the back of his mind when he came to formulate his own boyhood memories, published in 1990 as an 80th birthday tribute.
WHERE do Israeli high school students commonly go on "rite-of-passage trips"?
Men in their fifties do not commonly go through growth spurts, but apparently that is happening to me.
Though nausea and vomiting commonly go along with migraines, vomiting can also indicate increased pressure in the brain.
People seem to be comfortable with tickets commonly going way above $100; it's like the CD insanity, where people simply accepted a ridiculous price point, against the model of the rational actor.
And as adulteries commonly go, Petraeus's story is mostly about four people: the general, his wife, his mistress, and her husband, along with a supporting cast — the Tampa hostess, the shirtless F.B.I. agent, the e-mailing second general.
