Sentence examples for common apart from inspiring English sources

They lead very different lives and have very little in common apart from the apartment they live in – or below in Owen's case.

Mr. Ashley's companions have little in common, apart from having landed in the same park.

What do Davids Mamet, Hare and Greig all have in common (apart from their first name)?

What do these items have in common apart from their great artistry?

WHAT do the countries round the Baltic Sea have in common apart from dimly remembered history?

What do these four men have in common, apart from an exemplary record as an Australian Test captain and batsman?

One senior Tory backbencher said: "It is such hypocrisy for Mr Speaker to be cutting every other budget in the Commons apart from his own.

John Mann, the Labour MP, is having a go at his Labour colleagues for not turning up for tonight's debate (there aren't many people in the Commons, apart from on the SNP benches).

You'd think they wouldn't have that much in common - apart from the fact they were at opposite edges of this week's earthquake zone But we did win both.

The only common factor, apart from the aggression, is his unpredictability, adding to Putin's self-image as a master of political intrigue.

The common denominator, apart from the composers' Rome experience, was Donald Berman, an eloquent pianist and the artistic director of the series.