Sentence examples for commonly it is from inspiring English sources

It leaks out, or more commonly it is choked back.

Commonly, it is measured in terms of output per worker or output per hour worked.

Most commonly it is found in hot tubs, hot water tanks, decorative fountains and large plumbing systems.

More commonly it is a period in which long-standing ethnic and religious enmities, old and new territorial claims and tyrannous regimes combine to foment war.

More commonly it is the patient who fires the physician, either because the relationship has soured or the patient feels he is not receiving the right care.

More commonly it is fascists (namely, Mussolini), not technocrats, who are said to make trains run on time, but nonetheless: advantage, Bush.

Very commonly, it's that they can't ejaculate during penetrative sex.

Most commonly, it was said that he had a deal to become secretary general under Salman if the Bahraini won.

Cable said: "Divorce can be amicable; but much more commonly it's messy, nasty and costly – and that would be what would happen here".

VC should be a catalyst for growing companies, but, more commonly, it's a toxic substance that destroys them.

And, commonly: it's not polite to pry.