Sentence examples for common like from inspiring English sources

They have lots in common, like they're both white.

SARS prevention strategies range from the common, like vitamin C, to the mysterious.

And one thing they had in common, like the women in "Exhale," was their religious faith.

What all states have in common, like all humans, is Shelley's lone and level sands.

"We had a lot of things in common, like he wasn't sure he really wanted to go into engineering.

The traits that slime molds share in common, like making spores, may have first evolved as they came ashore.

A18 Among Mr. Kerry's potential running mates for the Democratic ticket, four senators have one thing in common: Like him, they are millionaires.

Across eastern China, overfishing has become a crisis, and species that were once common, like eel and Spanish mackerel, are now scarce.

They began going out about two weeks later, and as their relationship flourished they discovered more interests in common, like New York city restaurants and football.

Critics also assert that transferring Qaeda suspects to countries where torture is believed common -- like Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia -- violates American law and the 1984 international convention against torture, which bans such transfers.

Best tip: Choose a fake name that's hopelessly common -- like John Miller or Samantha Smith -- that makes it harder for anyone to narrow a search for you.