Sentence examples for a common spoken from inspiring English sources

Before Namaste became associated with western Yoga, it was a common, spoken greeting originating from the Indian subcontinent.

First, the migration and fusion of the various ethnic groups gave birth to a common spoken language with fewer tones, which later was to become the basis of a national language.

Irregardless has been adopted as a common spoken word -- used hilariously in a famous SNL skit with Rachel Dratch -- but most literary and copy editors will get rid of it.

This month at holiday tables across this diverse city, you'll hear a common refrain spoken in different languages: To your health!

The result -- a joyous noise, a distinctive clamor, a common language spoken by a tribe that perfectly understood one another's blasts and toots.

Often, one form is the literary or prestige dialect, and the other is a common dialect spoken by most of the population.

Buoyed by near-victory, Farage embarked on a "Common Sense" speaking tour, packing out English market town halls and working men's clubs.

In addition, the fact that so many fully operational NER Web services were set up within a few months, communicating via a common framework, speaks to the usability of the REST architecture style.

"Obviously it was a failure last year," said Commons, speaking at Lennoxtown where he was promoting ticket sales.

Accents aside, there is so much to be said for differences in language even between people who speak a common tongue, be it English spoken in the States compared to England, or Spanish spoken in Costa Rica compared to Spain.

One only hopes that those opposed to his law will find a common language to speak up against it.