Sentence examples for common well from inspiring English sources

It is common, well known and understood.

"Catholics Need Not Apply" signs, or the spirit behind them, remained common well into the twentieth century.

Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hollander and Hugh Laurie share two things in common (well, three for the two called Tom).

Indeed, a number of melodic and harmonic procedures characteristic of later tonal music became common, well before the theoretical underpinning for the major-minor system came into being.

Standing in the green grass of Boston Common, well out of reach of the shade of bordering elms, Travis Piotrowski, the director of information technology for Northwestern Mutual in Milwaukee, nevertheless wore a big grin, literally painted across his face.

Blue Nights is a tragic kind of sequel to The Year of Magical Thinking, describing the subsequent death of Didion's daughter Quintana, aged only 39: where the earlier book drew its strength from the common well of suffering, the follow-up must grapple with the awful particularity of Didion's misfortunes.

Every piece of equipment, from the complicated rigging to the sails to every piece of mechanical gear, had a common well-known name, so that the officers shouting orders in the teeth of a howling gale off Cape Horn would be absolutely certain that the crew understood their commands.

This investigation evaluates a common, well-defined injury with a consistent presentation and clear outcome goals.

A common, well-established approach for describing personality traits is the Five Factor Model of personality [12, 13].

Some of them advance ideas for improving common well-being that are far removed from my own.

A common, well-designed API for single-site browsers would even make it realistic for vendors to integrate desktop-oriented code directly into their web apps.