Sentence examples for common facing from inspiring English sources

Under the empire, kiln-baked bricks and tiles were the most common facing for concrete.

(2) Opus incertum was the most common facing for ordinary concrete walls of the 2nd and 1st centuries bc.

April de Angelis has written a funny, generous play about a woman – a left-leaning feminist who once protested at Greenham Common – facing a crisis at the age of 50.

Architect, utility worker, maid: heart attack is the great leveler, and in those first fearful moments, three New Yorkers with little in common faced a single common threat.

Sommerville's issue is one of the most common faced by transgender people in the workplace, Turner said.

The Commons faced "unprecedented and uniquely difficult circumstances" in the wake of the expenses crisis, she said.

The Queens project, called Flushing Commons, faced hardly any questions from council members, in large part because the councilman who represents the area supported the plan.

We are used to these rumours," Deila added as he revealed Commons faces a fitness test ahead of the Europa League meeting with Astra Giurgiu of Romania on Thursday.

But the right to share and more generally the "right to commoning" faces significant political and legal threats.

A cross-sectional study was conducted by using a common face-to-face survey questionnaire.

It was a community, there were common faces everywhere, friends everywhere".