Sentence examples for common every day from inspiring English sources

As a people with less in common every day, it is a social good to have an event that is so large, so full of hype that it animates the broader conversation.

Or just common, every day, cultural loathing?

After 200 CE, Hebrew was no longer used in common, every day life.

This We Are The 99% link tells a story that is becoming more and more common every day.

It's a pretty remarkable journey, but it's also one that's becoming more common every day as Americans realize that everyone deserves the freedom to marry.

Disputes between mothers and their donors over child support or custody rights may make headlines, but much more often, the creation of biological offspring with queer friends leads to a unique, harmonious relationship, one that's both at the vanguard of our modern idea of "family" and becoming more common every day.

The Republican Party... favors the privileged few and not the common, every-day man.

How, in short, can we find ways to add value to one other and to the commons, every day?

"He's looking for common ground every day," Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said with some admiration after the East Room event.

And of course the help given to refugees from volunteers (Greeks or non-Greeks) and common people every day in Athens and the islands.

Millions of baby boomers still struggle with a common dilemma every day; how do I stay relevant in a culture obsessed with youth?