Sentence examples for common for Scottish from inspiring English sources

Snodgrass retains pace and power not common for Scottish players.

The Ossian cycle itself became a common subject for Scottish artists, and works based on its themes were created by figures such as Alexander Runciman (1736 85) and David Allan (1744 96).

In the late eighteenth century Ossian became a common subject for Scottish artists, and works were undertaken by Alexander Runciman and David Allan among others.

As is common for many Scottish mountains, it is known both to locals and visitors as simply "the Ben".

Barbara Flynn, a community developer who lives with her Spanish husband in Glasgow, says she voted for Scottish independence even though there was a common fear at the time that Scotland would have to leave the EU after becoming independent.

For years the Scots and English northerners united by a heritage of heavy industry, mostly Labour politics and perhaps a fondness for Scottish & Newcastle's brown ale have made common cause against the richer services-based economy to the south.

In response to a Commons defence committee report, the British government last week said it was not undertaking any contingency planning for Scottish independence.

Mr Murphy also made an appeal to those who voted for Scottish independence in September's referendum, adding: "I and the Scottish Labour Party share so much more in common with you and your values of those many hundreds of thousands who voted 'Yes' in the referendum than we do with many of the political leaders who campaigned for 'No' on the 18th of September.

His nickname, Wee Eck (a common Scottish diminutive for Alex) has become all the more appropriate since he adopted the 5 2 diet and shrank before our eyes.

Mr. Gallagher bought his first set of pipes (the more common Scottish type) for $350 from a friend in high school, but they sat in his closet for years before he could find someone to teach him to play.

I'm for Scottish independence.