Sentence examples for more often known from inspiring English sources

As real estate sales devices, auctions are more often known as ways to sell foreclosed properties.

Macdonald, or Andy Mac, as he is more often known, is forty, and the owner of twenty-three X Games medals.

The ensuing outcry has prompted Egypt's health minister to announce a formal and absolute ban on female circumcision, more often known as female genital mutilation (FGM).

VOODOO CHILD, Baby Monkey (Mute) The artist more often known as Moby was prompted to record this album after a night out raving in Glasgow, where his love for 'hard, sexy, straightforward dance music' was rekindled.

You will soon, because speed networking, as it's more often known, is a relatively new urban trend, increasingly popular in a world where social "capital" - who we know and how they can help us - is prized.

Being a tsar he suggested, as a picture of Ivan the Terrible appeared on a screen behind him, would certainly have been promotion from being a "drugs baron" – as he was more often known.

2014 – Cornell Plant Diagnostic Clinic samples – you can see we more often know what it isn't than is.

A pair of bones from the tail of a hadrosaurian dinosaur (more often know as duck-bills) have been found that are fused together and with a huge chunk of amorphous bone joining them.

If you're tempted to clean curtains more often, know that it might not be the best idea.

They more often know that they want to be happy and successful, but are not very good and identifying what to commit to that will result in their feeling that way. .

Moreover, in the descriptive analyses, enrolled patients more often knew their GHb and blood pressure values.