Sentence examples for common in the north of from inspiring English sources

A woodland plant that is more common in the north of England and in parts of Scotland, sweet cicely flowers as early as April, just when the rhubarb is ready!

Red-brick Gothic structures are common in the north of Germany, with buildings such as Schwerin's Dom and Stralsund's Nikolaikirche.

There is an obelisk on The Common, in the north of the island.

The draining of wetlands from the 1800s onwards in southern Sweden has resulted in the ruff's disappearance from many areas there, although it remains common in the north of the country.

Figure 2 shows there was a different pattern for the experience of harassment outside the home, with this form of abuse being more common in the north of Punjab province, especially around the provincial capital, Lahore.

A sick, or syke, is a common term in the north of England, meaning a small stream.

"We've so much in common with the North of England and I believe Scottish independence will serve as a wake up call for the North to take on London".

We chose red hair pigmentation as an example of a highly stratified trait since it is more common in countries in the north of Europe and selected against in Africa due to higher sensitivity of its carriers to UV rays.

Kidnappings, particularly of aid workers and journalists, have become increasingly common in the north, where much of the countryside has fallen into rebel hands.

When cancers appear more common in the north, this is of interest seen against the very low cancer rates there.

Esophageal cancer is a common disease worldwide, especially in the north of China.