Sentence examples for common again from inspiring English sources

Fast-forward a century and red kites are common again, following an effective conservation campaign.

Just in the last five years has it become common again.

A report last week claimed that within a decade, the disease will be common again on the Spanish coast.

We played the name game and came up with an acquaintance in common; again I envisioned the what-if.

By the time they arrive in the majors, a scene like Friday's could be common again in Baltimore.

With the proper management of the species' habitat, he added, natural selection could help the wolf genes become more common again.

The bill goes before the Commons again today.

It's shameful that David Cameron is 'delighted' the cuts were voted through the Commons again last night.

She says Gove has made it clear that the government intends to put the same motion to the Commons again and again.

"The hard decisions will come if and when the Commons again votes down the withdrawal agreement in a third 'meaningful vote'.

Clegg will be able to claim another win on Tuesday when Cameron agrees that amended parts of the bill will be considered at committee stage in the Commons again.