Sentence examples for common having from inspiring English sources

Gonorrhea is very common, having been known for centuries by the slang term "the clap".

I've since realised that this is surprisingly common, having spoken to numerous men with the same issue.

They discovered they had much in common, having both graduated from Jewish day schools and from top colleges, she from Cornell, and he from the University of Chicago.

But we do have something in common: having discovered raw gingerbread tastes exactly like cola bottle sweets, I'm pulling on the dough like a lab rat; I wrap up the excess for later, Gollum-like.

Meanwhile, the fact of the matter is that suicide is common, having been the cause of death in 6,708 people in the UK and Ireland last year according to the Samaritans Suicide Report.

I've seen the problem with non-tech founders a few times now, different people, different ages and backgrounds, with different levels of skill, but all with the same thing in common: having to rely on someone else to bring an idea from paper to screen.

Common has always prided himself on taking hip-hop seriously.

The most common has been the visual analog scale (VAS).

Spider mums, which are less common, have long, droopy petals.

8.38pm: The Commons has to reform.

Some of the complexes, like Greenview Commons, have age restrictions.