Sentence examples for back to the common from inspiring English sources

Usually, though, the more we speculate the more we are led back to the common.

"Kin bonding goes back to the common ancestor, but falling in love is recent".

I went back to the common room and played gin rummy with Warren, who couldn't concentrate.

It goes all the way back to the common ancestor of all fish," Gehrke said.

The other option is to dissolve the euro and to go back to the common market of the mid-1980s.

Detailed phylogenetic analysis of the small RNA-related machinery components revealed that they can be traced back to the common ancestor of eukaryotes.

This would then push the matter back to the Commons.

John Major paid a rare visit back to the Commons yesterday.

"Power will flow back to the Commons, and flow back to the cabinet.

"We would expect that amendment to come back to the Commons next week.

Boris Johnson is on his way back to the Commons, having won in Uxbridge and South Ruislip.