Sentence examples for common ladies from inspiring English sources

"John and I have a lot in common, ladies and gentleman," Mr. Kerry said Friday during a campaign swing through West Virginia.

Therefore he decided to pour money into America's armed forces, and (pace the Greenham Common ladies) put medium-range nuclear missiles into Europe; that way, Europe's defence would not need an American intercontinental strike.

The reason that I didn't title this Krush Korner as being Commoner Edition #2 is because LG is no common lady.

I had gone to see my GP, a few weeks before, thinking that I was intolerant to wheat (feeling bloated is apparently a common symptom; ladies be warned).

To alley this apprehension, the present field-scale study has been carried out to see how a common vegetable ladies finger (Abelmoschus esculentus) responds to the application of salvinia vermicompost during its germination growth, and fruit production phases.

In order to find definite answers to these questions, the present field-scale study has been carried out on the effect of parthenium vermicompost on a common vegetable ladies finger (Abelmoschus esculentus) from germination stage right up to the quality and yield of fruit.

These amenities are more common in ladies' rooms, although a lot of businesses are also putting them in men's restrooms because — shocker — dads change diapers too.

"What is common between Lady Diana, Carla Bruni and Maharani Gayatri Devi ?" asked a poster.

This is more common for lady golfers who buy "off the shelf" and younger juniors who use dad's old cut-down set.

The Compleat Angler has something in common with Lady Chatterley's Lover: while many know the title, few have actually read it.

I didn't think I had anything in common with Lady Gaga until I read in a magazine profile of her that she likes to fall asleep watching horror movies.