Sentence examples for was commonly done from inspiring English sources

Mr. McNeil said that he had never been shocked by a stun gun but that the circle demonstration was commonly done in training classes for correctional officers.

Seracini argues that it would have been a simple enough matter for him to have built a new wall over the Leonardo -- as was commonly done then -- rather than knock it down.

When it became necessary to count frequently to numbers larger than 10 or so, the numeration had to be systematized and simplified; this was commonly done through use of a group unit or base, just as might be done today counting 43 eggs as three dozen and seven.

In this youthful work, Levinas thus rethinks need in light of fullness rather than privation, as was commonly done.

The general idea is that a sufficient number of well distributed tie points in the overlapping images is sufficient to assure a stable and reliable image orientation, as it was commonly done in the traditional analogue Photogrammetry.

The pharaoh's gifts suggest that the corpse was mummified, as was commonly done with humans at the time, in the belief that the Ka of the dead would enter into its afterlife through the ceremonial burial.

But it has not been commonly done in the US.

Or serve them at room temperature, as is commonly done in Italy.

If someone asks you to backdate something because the client asked, it's unethical, even if it's commonly done".

Even with these fattier cuts, overcooking is a danger; it is best to leave the pork a little pink in the middle, as is commonly done these days.

AirTran Airways, based in Orlando, Fla., quickly announced that passengers with tickets for Thursday could rebook without charge, as is commonly done in storms.