Sentence examples for common looking from inspiring English sources

When 10% moves in stocks in a day or all too common, looking at your portfolio only once a week will not suffice.

Empiric treatment of traveller's diarrhoea with antimicrobial agents is common; looking at returned travellers would be likely to miss many shigella infections in travellers.

Why did these two women, who seem to have nothing in common, look as if they could be mother and daughter?

Yes, the Red Sox are pulling themselves off the mat, Boston Common looks like it's posing for its spring postcard photos and reminding everyone why they live there, and the Patriots haven't spied on anyone in a while.

So I guess the secret would be to look for things that you have in common, look for things that you can work on together.

With his foundation, Common Ground, and help from fellow Chicago luminaries such as Dwyane Wade, Common looks to offer an outstretched hand to preserve the forsaken members of Generation Y before it's too late.

So, if you know you won't wear the item too many times, or if the design is too common, look for something cheaper at another good store.

The Commons looked at it only in standing committee; ruthless timetabling prevented any discussion by the whole House at the debate stage.

Kris Commons looks to have started the season in something like his best form and the fact he can play either wide or off the main striker gives Lennon good options.

Furthermore, there are always tensions -- commonality of skills (can one team use MySQL and other Postgres?), common look and feel (do you want your surface area to look like Frankenstein?) etc. "Architectural Committees" are considered anathemas.

It has been a common look in Walsh's two years as the Knicks' team president.