Sentence examples for commonly two from inspiring English sources

Others are black with four, or less commonly two, black spots and prominent white "false eye" markings at the front.

The rabāb has a membrane belly and, commonly, two or three strings.

Measuring about 30 inches (76 cm) from neck to foot, it has a membrane belly and, commonly, two to four strings tuned in fourths or fifths.

The conjugation systems used to mark the mood, aspect, and tense of the verb tend to be organized in three or, less commonly, two divisions.

Commonly, two forms of constitution are in play: one negative, the other positive.

There are commonly two types of uncertainties: aleatory and epistemic [29, 30].

There are commonly one or two seeds per locule.

The incubation period of SARS seems to range from two to seven days, most commonly four to five days.

Races were over two, three or more commonly four miles, and many events involved heats.

There are commonly nine directors selected for each year group and thus usually nine films made in each unit.

Dwellings are commonly one- or two-story buildings with walls of stone or brick and flat clay roofs.