Sentence examples for was commonly made from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 9th century, the dalmatic was commonly made of heavy velvet, damask, or brocaded silk and was shortened to the knees, the sides opened for freedom of movement and the sleeves shortened.

This was commonly made of some flexible and elastic wood, such as poplar (Il. IV.482‑486), or the wild fig, which was also used for the rim of the chariot; heat was applied to assist in producing the requisite curvature (Il. XXI.37, 38, compared with Theocrit. XXV.247‑251).º The felly was, however, composed of separate pieces, called arcs (ἁψῖδες, Hes. Op. et Dies, 426).

The decision about where to give birth was commonly made by the woman's husband, mother, mother-in-law or other relatives in consultation with the woman herself.

Master containers for consumer packages are commonly made of paperboard.

Orthotic devices have been commonly made from plastics like polypropylene.

Speeches are commonly made to crowds of worshipers.

Even games that are solitary, like "Minecraft," are commonly made social.

Errors that are commonly made in the quantification of biogas from anaerobic digestion experiments were investigated.

These masks were commonly made of cloth covered with stucco or plaster, which was then painted.

Exceptions are commonly made for immediate family members who hunt or visit a gun range with the gun owner.

Alcohols are commonly made by the addition of water to alkenes, as in the preparation of 2-propanol.