Sentence examples for commonly playing from inspiring English sources

A friend of DuBose's, Latisha Washington, said Tensing's actions jolted the close-knit Mount Auburn neighborhood, where children are commonly playing outside during the day.

There have been countless efforts to fuse "authentic" African music with Western popular or concert music, usually by incorporating African rhythms (most commonly playing 6/4 over 4/4 time), instrumentation or background vocalists.

Scientists studying the phenomenon of earworms say they have discovered why some songs get stuck in your head, finding in the process that Lady Gaga hits are commonly playing in people's minds.

-Which of these sports are commonly played today?

The show commonly played to half-filled houses.

Pre-corporate radio commonly played established, nationally known musicians along with unknown locals and traveling bands.

He included the Bartok, Prokofiev, Berg and Barber concertos in his repertory long before they were commonly played.

Cockpit recordings are commonly played for juries in a judge's chambers, and playing a tape in public is rare.

Although viral pneumonia does occur, viruses more commonly play a part in weakening the lung, thus inviting secondary pneumonia caused by bacteria.

Here, in addition to Bach's English Suites Nos. 4 and 6, she offers music of François Couperin (the Sixth and Eighth Orders of the "Pièces de Clavecin"), far less commonly played on the piano than Bach.

Known for idiosyncratic timing and phrasing, this style was commonly played with banjos or guitars on front porches or in living rooms, less for show than for social interaction.