Sentence examples for common and familiar from inspiring English sources
Most birds I see are common and familiar, so I can usually name them.
The most common and familiar voting system is called plurality voting.
Once again, we are in danger of ignoring a common and familiar creature in favour of the rare and unusual.
Mistletoe Tyrannulet is a common and familiar small flycatcher of Central America and neighboring parts of Colombia.
Certainly the moorhen is one of the most common and familiar birds around my home – and, whenever I come across one, a very welcome sight indeed.
Couzens's light but informative style combines with Peter Partington's deft watercolours to convey the benefits of paying really close attention to our common and familiar birds.
Developed at Bell Laboratories, AMPL lets you use common notation and familiar concepts to formulate optimization models and examine solutions, while the computer manages communication with an appropriate solver like CPLEX.
By giving more specific voice to the 1967 borders as a basis for a settlement (common sensical and familiar though it is) Obama creates a fresh and meaningful basis to lobby the U.K., France, and other nations to resist recognizing a Palestinian state prematurely, especially if Hamas is a part of it.
One of North Carolina's most common, showy, and familiar understory trees.
They were ring ouzels, which are the least common and least familiar of our six regularly occurring thrushes.
Water is so common and so familiar that it is mundane: every day we drink it, touch it, wash with it, wet things, dry things, we boil it, freeze it and swim in it.
