Sentence examples for common discussing from inspiring English sources

Also on the show will be the hip-hop artist Common, discussing his new memoir, and Charles J. Ogletree Jr., director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice at Harvard Law School, weighing in on the case of Troy Davis, who was convicted of killing an off-duty police officer and executed despite claims that he was wrongly accused.

The Commons discussed the new high-speed rail lines on Monday.

The Commons discussed the Munich Agreement on 3 October.

It is understood that Greening and Simmonds were in a room near the Commons chamber, discussing the situation in Rwanda, when the vote was called.

He first adjourned Parliament and then forbade the Commons from discussing "matters of state at home or abroad".

Hearing of this, the king sent a message to Parliament forbidding the Commons from discussing matters of state.

In both countries today, therefore, it is strikingly common to discuss existential questions: How long can failure persist?

The group scheduled a general assembly for Saturday night on the Boston Common to discuss its next move.

It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal an illegal turn, for example.

It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal — an illegal turn, for example.

It's common to discuss desired annual retirement income as a percentage of your current income.