Sentence examples for common with another from inspiring English sources

I have been reflecting on what he had in common with another teacher and thinker.

In that regard she has more in common with another self-determined classroom icon, Miss Jean Brodie.

In this sense, it has things in common with another form of dance associated with a royal court – classical ballet.

It has the £1m prize in common with another ITV1 show, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Our supreme leader has actually more in common with another Napoleon - le Petit, as Victor Hugo called him.

He said that some corporate boards may still not be comfortable with foreign-born chief executives because they feel they have more in common with another American.

Most persons estimate that about 200 300 students were gathered around the Victory Bell on the Commons with another 1,000 or so students gathered on the hill directly behind them.

Be sure to check that your cities don't have commons with another game.

We have more in common with one another than with the rest of our respective nations.

Most of the figures it deals with have absurdly little in common with one another.

You could say that Kölsch has a lot in common with pilsner, another excellent summer choice.