Sentence examples for common countries from inspiring English sources

Albania, Nigeria, Vietnam and Romania were the most common countries of origin.

The immigrant population for England and Wales increased by 2.9 million with India, Poland and Pakistan the most common countries that foreign-born residents have arrived from.

Official Australian data between July 2001 and June 2011 showed 337,127 people were granted partner migration visas, with Britain, China and India the most common countries of origin.

The American military's statistics and jihadists' own online postings show that among the most common countries of origin for foreign fighters in Iraq are Egypt, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Yemen.

In heat and glare, 10 men from India, Nepal and Bangladesh, the most common countries of origin for Qatar's migrant workers, were neatly cementing square vents beneath every seat, in time for a tournament due to begin in exactly four years' time – on 21 November 2022.

The most common countries of origin for immigrants are: Morocco, Romania, Ecuador, Colombia, the United Kingdom, and Colombia.

They're good, common country folk".

The NCA estimates that the UK was the third most common country of origin for slavery victims.

But while declaring himself "ready to defend the flag of the common country against the common foe," he added a crucial qualification.

Such a road would bind together the widely separated parts of our common country, and furnish a cheap and expeditious mode for the transportation of troops and supplies.

"The cause of human freedom and the cause of our common country," Douglass said, that Sunday, "are now one and inseparable".