Sentence examples for that I commonly from inspiring English sources

It routed me along streets that I commonly take, and even recognized some of the walkway detours I use - but not all of them.

The Speedway Mini4 36V 21Ah scooters Skip modifies can get up to 30 miles at 10mph per charge, which means they're less likely to have dead batteries by the afternoon like the useless vehicles-turned-paperweights from competitors that I commonly stumble across in SF.

"The more [the woman] starts to press him, there's one thing that I commonly hear that she hears from him... he's going to tell her, 'you're crazy' and every time she confronts him again he's going to remind her, 'you're crazy,'" Drescher explained.

(GP 256) Although the type of antibiotics prescribed was not an explicit interview question (see Appendix A), the topic did arise tangentially, as in the following two data extracts:... my perception is that I am using [antibiotics] less often, and I've changed the range of antibiotics that I commonly use.

Or, to propose only one alternative, is it a meditation on ultimate beginnings and endings that frames an autobiographical rendering of middle-class life in postwar Waco, Tex.? The discomfort that I most commonly heard expressed about this film — and which, to some extent, I share, though I find it less bothersome than intriguing — has to do with how the parts fit together.

When women did raise the issue of testing, it was often explained in terms of women asking for the GP's personal recommendation, "... that's a question I commonly get asked – what would I do?" 0204 GPs described time pressures related to informing women about prenatal testing for foetal abnormalities as a significant source of stress.

It is concluded that (1) depression Is commonly present in patients maintained on CPD, (2) the BDI is a useful tool to use to screen for clinical depression, and (3) clinical depression is treatable with medication In this patient population.

It's not just the bad boys who do this.' " I asked Handelsman about the objection I commonly heard that John is a stronger name than Jennifer.

This is just a way of countering the other feeling I commonly have — that we've all been loaded aboard a planet streaking through time.

The reasons for suggesting these two particular models are that (i) DDGS is a commonly used byproduct in US broiler feed production (Hoffmann et al. 2011) and used to substitute for corn and SBM, and (ii) corn and wheat are used in EU broiler feed production as energy sources, and SBM and RSM are used as protein sources (de Visser et al. 2014).

When I was at an age that is commonly considered mature, I wrote a novel called "Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness".