Sentence examples for common moment from inspiring English sources

The tape decks, mixing board, and microphones were mechanical; music was recorded in a shared common moment.

That, to me, was a Common moment — intelligent, polite, slightly reserved at first, and then blossoming into a warm enthusiasm.

The flamboyant arrival of extravagant personalities such as Iranian dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi can make a democratic leader quiver, worrying that the paparazzi might capture a common moment in the hallway.

There are a lot of problems for women, but there are common moments that still exist, as well.

So this is rather a way of approximating a pdf f X (x) by a pmf {p j }, j = 1, 2, …, MN which retain common moments and cdf value at the points of discretization.

First of all, the designed FIS can provide the dither modulation with the appropriate quantization steps independent of the image's content, since images with common moments will share the same quantization strengths.

As Cassel lay motionless on the ground for a few moments, the sound in the stadium was not the all-too-familiar silence of these increasingly common moments of player injury.

JEFF GRIFFIN was sitting in church one Sunday when he witnessed what has become that all-too-common moment of alarm, annoyance and public shame: in the middle of the minister's sermon, someone's cell phone rang -- and rang.

These passages are nothing less than a figurative preplay of every great Commons moment henceforth – where MPs are played by devils.

One of Mr Reckless's more memorable Commons moments came early.

Now that we've established individuality, I do think that there is one thing we all have in common: experiencing moments of intense happiness and moments of intense loneliness at Colgate.