Sentence examples for more common style from inspiring English sources

'List' is a more common style than the command style seen in the first study, although they have some similarities, with both being a briefer style of communication and including less detail.

Suspended cups, which may hang from forks in branches, or between two branches, are the more common style of nest.

If your friends ridicule you for this decision, try a more common style and activity instead, if it doesn't go well.

In future blog posts, I will focus on some of the more common styles, and give readily available examples of producers and wines made in those styles, so you can try them and see if that's a style that appeals to you.

The previous section presented examples of the more common styles of massage used to address each of the principal goals of massage.

Some of the more common styles include: The pashmina: This is an often large, perfectly square piece of fabric.

Distilled in an American style versus the more common London style, Crater Lake Gin is made the way people used to make it themselves (though the bathtub is no longer used as a still) and is clean and crisp, perfect for concocting cocktails.

Here are some of the more common espresso styles (the basic measurements provided are New Zealand in origin, adjust according to your own country's preferences): Ristretto: 70ml demitasse, 30ml double shot.

Emo also emerged from the hardcore scene in 1980s Washington, D.C., initially as "emocore", used as a term to describe bands who favored expressive vocals over the more common abrasive, barking style.

Previous studies on context-specific variation focused on birds with the more common, discontinuous singing style.

It was also observed that that in the city center, western-style fast food restaurants were prevalent (13 in Neighborhood I vs. 0 and 2 in Neighborhoods II and III respectively), while on the city outskirts, Chinese-style fast food restaurants were relatively more common than western-style fast food restaurants (9 in Neighborhood I vs. 15 and 7 in Neighborhoods II and III).