Sentence examples for common rich from inspiring English sources

Encouraged by K.K., given tea and cakes, Husna forgot herself, falling into the common, rich Punjabi of the inner city.

Acts of civil disobedience by the KAC and other activists are relatively common; Rich himself organized 4 20 PM "smoke-ins" at Keene's Central Square to protest drug-prohibition laws.

By that estimation, Common is rich indeed.

In fact, Zabel had more in common with rich Wall Street defendants than he did with Bharara.

Providing the sort of cabling common in rich cities to every home on Earth would be prohibitively expensive.

In fact the authors find that banking crises have been almost as common in rich economies as developing ones (see table).In this section Stumble or fall?

When the opposing armies finally crashed into each other in the desert, the professional officers fighting the war had in common a rich disdain for the self-styled strategists who had sent them into battle.

An amazing 187 joined the gravy train and got jobs in consulting or finance the kind of statistic common in rich countries which is now taken as a symptom of their decline.

Decoration of this early Ming lacquer includes both pictorial designs (landscapes with figures in pavilions are common) and rich dragon, phoenix, and floral motifs, carved deeply in a full, freely flowing and plastic style, often against a yellow background.

The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia form a rough circle around the South China Sea, and their cuisines have much in common: the rich tastes of coconut, mangoes, fish sauce, spices and fresh herbs, layered on top of staples like rice, ginger, chilies and soy sauce that dominate Japan, Korea and China to the north.

What they had in common, the rich boys and the poor, were certain common experiences.