Sentence examples for common traveling from inspiring English sources

Scientists think goats were a more common traveling companion than cattle or sheep, which don't show such genetic diversity between continents.

Mr. Hague chose instead to base his campaign on opposition to the European common currency, traveling throughout Britain with a "Save the Pound" plea.

Despite the fact the government doesn't crack down on the use of marijuana (or opium) and its prevalence among the common people, traveling weed enthusiasts eager to sample some NK bud will likely be disappointed.

Incidents of debauchery, such as the one in Peru, have become common among traveling Israelis, who have earned a reputation for their alcohol- and drug-fueled partying in developing and third-world countries.

MY most common excuse for traveling these days is the need to accompany my teenage son Dan to tennis tournaments.

"It is well worth knowing some of the healing properties of common foods when traveling," she said, noting that acquiring and using conventional medicines in certain countries can be complicated.

Such individuals possess a common interest in traveling along a certain route, but they have, or need have, no direct relation to one another.

There was a time when freak shows were as common as the traveling circuses -- and often part of it.

Even though I had graduated a few months before, we still maintained a bit of that almost parental-esqe hierarchy in our friendship, but shared a common love of traveling.

A common sight is pastoralists traveling across the barren landscape in search of water for their livestock.

A common gateway for jihadists traveling to Syria to join IS, Reyhanli and its prosthetics clinic have now also become a hub for the hordes of Syrians and foreign fighters who have lost limbs during the war.