Sentence examples for common called from inspiring English sources

Our first day took us up across a common called the Begwns, where we trotted along wide turf tracks with views stretching in every direction.

Local attractions include the Valley Gardens and the extensive common, called the Stray, permanently preserved from development by act of Parliament.

Typically, you cannot tell how an orchestration will sound until you hear it played, and Mr. Sheffer, as is common, called for some quick changes, for example, telling the strings to drop out entirely during a passage in which they back up a solo piano outburst.

Bengali can trace its literature back to Old Bengali caryā-padas, late Buddhist verses thought to date from the 10th century; Gujarati literature dates from the 12th century (Śālibhadra's Bharateśvara-bāhubali-rāsa) and to a period when the area of western Rājasthān and Gujarāt are believed to have had a literary language in common, called Old Western Rajasthani.

Common called for a moment of silence and then awarded the hip-hop video award to Drake (who was absent).

Winning best song for "Glory" along with John Legend, Common called his experience with the film "Selma" "an awakening of my humanity," and reminded the world that "Selma is now".

Her years in power found a swing to conservatism among Caribbean politicians, with whom she found common calling.

Now Lucas has written a book about her time in the Commons, called Honourable Friends?

After Kinnock's defeat, John Smith was confronted with a report his predecessor had commissioned, recommending a form of AV for the Commons called the supplementary vote.

Cameron issued a strongly worded statement as MPs from across the Commons called for Mitchell to be brought back to the cabinet.

Caution requires me to begin with what the Commons calls a personal statement.