Sentence examples for common girls from inspiring English sources

After taking my 55 bucks, she blithely turned over tarot cards while asking me whether common girls' names like Jennifer and Stephanie meant anything to me (not really), and wondering aloud whether I had ever had my child aborted or undergone some trauma as a child (um, I don't think so).

In 1880, for example, the 737th most common boy's name was "Shade," and most common girl's name, "Zola".

It pits the designs of common girl against the schemes of a murderous king, and the bond between two sisters against the dark temptation of power beyond measure.

Suddenly this common girl, this miller's daughter, is a celebrity; her face emblazons everything from banners to souvenir coffee mugs.

Henceforth, the state decided, the girls will officially be known as Ella and Fraisine (a common girl's name in the 19th century).

On a strip of sand that serves as a community commons, girls twirl Hula Hoops and boys in Crayola-colored swim trunks play Nok Hockey, pushing wooden pucks across a board borrowed from a nearby recreation center.

"It is common for girls to miss school and eventually drop out.

Forced marriage and under-age marriage are common for girls, and only 13percentt of girls complete primary school, compared with 32percentt of boys.

For example, a study from South America indicated that younger AAM, previously more common among girls from affluent backgrounds, has become more common among girls with lower-socioeconomic status and that AAM is also declining more rapidly in these girls compared with girls from affluent backgrounds [ 19].

Disorders such as anxiety, depression, and eating disorders are more common among girls than among boys, while hyperkinetic and conduct disorders are more common among boys than among girls [ 1].

They added that it was just as common among girls as boys and even more misunderstood.