Sentence examples for said commonly from inspiring English sources

Generics, Mr. Ager said, commonly reach the market in Europe within three months after patents expire.

The tumors, he said, commonly result when egg cells spontaneously develop as though they had been fertilized, proceeding through the first few embryonic divisions.

Cosmpolitan, he said, commonly used certain codes on a candidate's application - like reversing the initials of the employment counselor - to indicate to the placement counselor that the individual seeking a job was black and did not meet a client's preference for white "All American" applicants.

Music, as the saying commonly goes, can soothe even the savage beast.

Crumbs recall the economics of wealth and poverty, the idea of trickle-down economics, and the old saying commonly but falsely attributed to Marie Antoinette: Let them eat cake (or brioche).

There's an old comedy saying, commonly attributed to Carol Burnett, that humor equals tragedy plus time.

Your bird will most likely learn to say things you say commonly.

Barbara Stephenson, president of the group, said diplomats commonly brave risks like illness, war and oppressive smog.

He said cars commonly arrived to be repaired at the service shop on flatbed trucks, missing all four wheels.

Rocco Landesman, president of Jujamcyn Theaters, which owns five Broadway theaters, said he commonly gets calls from "high school friends" he has never heard of.

Dr. Lobo said he commonly prescribed hormone replacement therapy in doses that were only half as large as those used in the Women's Health Initiative study.