Sentence examples for common to listen from inspiring English sources

Since this song describes the beauty of the girl, it's very common to listen to it during family parties and weddings.

While it's common to listen to most music on our phones and iPods these days, hardcore music isn't the best thing to jam straight into your ear, especially loudly.

But Brown will be in the Commons to listen to the speeches and he will deliver a congratulatory speech once the new Speaker takes the chair.

Physicians use the stethoscope as a common tool to listen to the heart sounds and make a correct diagnosis.

Although those stories are quieter (and the specifics of the tales that follow make them far from common) we all need to listen and to hear.

It has been far more common for mainstream marketers to listen to groups on the right like the American Family Association, which assert that they represent millions of consumers, than to those representing gays, a smaller segment.

"Finally, the Christmas We Always Wanted" Louise (Kristen Bell) has invited her parents to visit her in Park Slope for Christmas, but her boyfriend, Greg (Common), doesn't want to listen to their constant bragging about their candidate winning and how America is going to be great again.

When a common friend invited Paul McCartney to listen to John's Quarry Men and demonstrate his own musical prowess, John initially faltered.

On lessons learned from this bill, she said, "These are not extreme partisan issues, we all have common ground, we have to listen to each other".

"I think common-sense people want to listen to the other side," he said.

Mr. DiNapoli evidently hopes that it's possible to get jaded New Yorkers to listen to common sense by telling them that some people somewhere else have found ways to lower their property-tax bills.