Sentence examples for common to leave from inspiring English sources

It is common to leave a note saying, "Please help my child pass the exams".

Taxis It is common to leave a taxi driver a tip, especially if it's easy to round up.

It was common to leave gifts with the deceased.

It's a little less common to leave said hotel with a $1,000 coupon to freeze her eggs.

While it's common to leave most of the tissue in the lower part of the breast, Dr. Kelly Killeen, a surgeon at Cassileth Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills, says she tends to leave more in the middle to upper part of the breast, "because it gives ladies a more natural-looking cleavage and shape".

It's common to leave a math book or something important behind.

If they allow Commons to leave for Bolton - or anywhere else - they'll do well to replace him.

It is a common thing to leave sinks unscrubbed, to stock too much or not enough, to be oblivious of jumbled electrical cords and all the rest.

In addition to preventing the burial of a body, it is also a separate offence at common law to leave unburied the corpse of a person (such as a spouse or child) for whom the defendant was bound to provide a decent burial where the defendant had to means to provide the burial.

(And since this is a dangerous placebo -- it contributes to the problem of bacterial resistance -- maybe it would be better, as Brown suggests, for doctors to "prescribe," as in write down, a suggestion to take an over-the-counter cold remedy. That way, they could assuage the common longing to leave a doctor's office with something in hand without contributing to a public health threat).

Given that open-cut coal mining unavoidably leads to the destruction of all vegetation and often the underlying soils, possible proactive changes in their landform design and rehabilitation approach must be viewed with scepticism given the common intention to leave voids, non-natural landscape attributes (e.g. waste rock dumps), and other artifacts of mining unrehabilitated.