Sentence examples for commonly works from inspiring English sources

I was first introduced to nettle fabric by Norwegian designer, Leila Hafzi, who commonly works with artisans in Nepal.

An approach that commonly works well is to establish a small Executive Committee that guides the process and decision making; while a larger decision making group (comprised of stakeholders) would then be charged with implementing the chosen methodology and to make decisions.

OOH-doctors commonly work in casualty clinics for only a limited part of their total working hours.

Forecasters commonly work for trend analysis firms like the Donegar Group, WGSN and Stylesight, or retailers like Macy's and J. C. Penney.

The sisters spend months either inventing their own "techniques" or, more commonly, working with artisans to alter fabric by, say, pleating, beading, or dyeing it.

So he and other first- and second-year analysts, who commonly work more than 80 hours a week, are fighting back.

Get your work-life balance right Start thinking now about ways that you can divide your work life and home life because teachers commonly work a lot at home.

There was criticism of me back in '89, people who said you could not have cooperation between environmentalists and corporations," but he pointed out that today the groups more commonly work together.

The investigations have also proved sensitive because many of the cases have at least indirectly involved the Roman Catholic Church, since its nuns commonly worked in maternity wards or orphanages.

One is that he is not actually human, but a sort of spirit, a boggart or a hobgoblin of some kind, specifically the sort described by Robert Burton in The Anatomy of Melancholy (1621) as "Fiery spirits or devils … such as commonly work by blazing stars, fire-drakes, or ignes fatui; which lead men into rivers or over precipices".

Although onshore GSM applicants were commonly working, there was a high incidence of low-skill/low-pay employment (see Hawthorne, 2011).