Sentence examples for common makes from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers fighting the convictions say the resemblance of statements attributed to inmates who shared nothing in common makes it more likely that Mr. Scarcella fabricated evidence, laying the groundwork for cases to be dismissed and millions to be paid in wrongful conviction lawsuits.

Bottled Sparkling Americano Adapted from Jeffrey Morgenthaler, the Clyde Common Makes 32 ounces, enough for 8 drinks (4 ounces each) 6 ounces Campari 8 ounces sweet vermouth, like Dolin or Martini Rosso 18 ounces flat water 1 orange, peeled with a vegetable peeler (pith removed).

Thus, whereas there is as yet no published evidence that DISC1 and huntingtin interact directly, the number of confirmed interactors that they are seen to have in common makes this a reasonable and testable hypothesis.

Irritable bowel syndrome, too, has become extremely common, making life difficult for 15-20% of people.

"Having so much in common made our conversation real easy and smooth," he said.

Anti-black incidents were the second-most common, making up 23%, or 180, of the total.

There were many, many things my father and I had in common, make no mistake.

Another increasingly common "Made in China" item: money, and lots of it.

Towers were common, making best use of the relatively small plots of land in New York.

Of these natural isotopes, 90Zr is the most common, making up 51.45% of all zirconium.

Resistance of enterococci to multiple antibiotics is common, making treatment problematic.