Sentence examples for a common kind of from inspiring English sources

"And actually it's a common kind of performance now.

(A credit card is a common kind of revolving credit).

Forster grew up in Troy, Mich., where single-digit temperatures are a common kind of cold.

In Manhattan, they are a common kind of high-branch entanglement.

"It is a common kind of fantasy to be a very important, very powerful person," Dr. Lewis said.

A few years ago, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued warnings that children and teens who took a common kind of antidepressant might experience suicidal thoughts.

But he died a kind of a really common kind of death, which was, without a piece of land," he said.

Dr. Miller had already been exploring weaknesses in the computer versions of Safari, Apple's Web browser, and was planning to reveal that vulnerability, a relatively common kind of flaw known as a buffer overflow, at the Black Hat computer security conference next month.

And more than 500 miles to the west, near Meredosia, Ill., a bigger project to try injecting carbon into a more common kind of rock is making progress toward start-up.

So they say t + 3 is a very common kind of settlement, or t + 1.

Rock-cut tombs subsequently were to become a more common kind of private tomb, although mastabas were built in the royal cemeteries of the 12th dynasty.