Sentence examples for common is well from inspiring English sources

The only thing they have in common is, well, a capacity for horrifying violence".

This leaves most convertibles substantially out of the money, meaning the common is well below where conversion would make sense.

The man in charge of piloting the new bill through the Commons is well placed to understand Tory concerns about Lords reform.

But this phenomenon, like the tragedy of commons, is well known to economists and historians:  it is called "regulatory capture", and it happens to every regulating body.

Soon after, Samaras broke away from the tiring home defence with galloping run but sent an angled shot wide when Commons was well placed in front of goal.

This gesture with this meaning is very common and is well known, even among foreigners.

JUDITH: HA REBECCA MEAD: Liza-the Book of Common Prayer is well worth a read.

As with the tracheobronchial form, calcification within the nodules is fairly common and is well depicted on HRCT [40].

An Owl is a bird that is quite common and is well known for its nearly silent flight.

Although not common, it is well described that isosulfan blue injections in sentinel lymph node identification can cause skin reactions [7].

The common man is well represented.