Pieces of hard wood bolted to the outer end of the bowsprit, to reeve the fore-topmast stays through, the bolt, serving as a pin, commonly called bees.
But the great theodolite, with its vertical circle and telescope adapted to the observation of the heavenly bodies, as used by nautical astronomers, commonly called an alt-azimuth instrument, is almost an observatory per se.
Ran away from the subscriber, his negro man Pauladore, commonly called Paul.
The facts were these: A bill came from the Senate, commonly called the Wolf Bill.
It is commonly called by Europeans the Peepul tree, by which name, it is known to the natives of the Upper Provinces.
The large corporations, commonly called trusts, though organized in one State, always do business in many States, often doing very little business in the State where they are incorporated.
In the same spirit the compromise bill, as it is commonly called, was adopted at the session of 1833.
Without any depreciation of other departments, preaching to the heathen--what is commonly called in India Bazar preaching--ought ever to hold a prominent place.
I have already mentioned that on my voyage from Calcutta to Benares I spent much of my time in the study of the Hindustanee language, commonly called Urdu.
The style of his smaller works in Hindustanee, or Urdu, as it is commonly called, is remarkably idiomatic and pleasing.
Its European representative, similarly tinted, and found in garden mould, is commonly called the "Little red pillion.
They belong to a family intermediate between the serpents and that Saurian group-commonly called Slow-worms or Glass-snakes; they in fact represent the slow-worms of the temperate regions in Ceylon.
Singing in the Mask In recent years a method of instruction has been developed in France, which is commonly called by its advocates "singing in the mask.
This state of tension is commonly called "muscular stiffness," but the term is open to objection.
He who sows seed should be careful not to lay it on a table, otherwise it will not grow.
When the giant's daughter runs away with the king's son, she cuts an Apple into a mystical number of small bits, and each bit talks.
Witch-ointments, to be effective, must contain seven herbs.
The Burmese Buddhists surround their Pagodas and religious houses with trees, for which they entertain a high regard.
Singly, they are every one a Representation or Apparence, of some quality, or other Accident of a body without us; which is commonly called an Object.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "commonly called" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
