Sentence examples for common written from inspiring English sources

The most common written comment, mentioned by 24 patients, pertained to the ABPM device and problems encountered while performing activities of daily living and sleep.

On the other hand, the fact that each university has common written and practical exams for students in affiliated colleges, suggests that standards for trained graduates are still likely to differ across universities.

So, cue conservative outrage over Michelle Obama's inviting rapper Common to a White House poetry reading, because Common wrote an adulatory song about Black Panther Assata Shakur.

"The conversion of preventive into preventative is an error too common," wrote the anonymous scribe.

Barry went back to school, trained as a teacher and eventually moved back to Hoyland Common, writing novels in the school library when the children had gone home.

"The essential characteristic of a nation is that all its individuals must have many things in common," wrote the 19th-century French philosopher Ernest Renan.

"Disputes involving both players and spectators were common," writes David Underdown in Start of Play, his survey of cricket in the 18th century.

"We have, as they say, nothing in common," writes Houellebecq mordantly at the outset, "except we are both rather contemptible individuals".

They actually have a lot in common, writes Jen Floyd Engel on Foxsports.com, it's just that Romo comes wrapped in a more likeable persona.

Page B11 Arts INDEPENDENT HIP-HOP EXPANDS EVEN FURTHER Today's independent hip-hop scene has only a distribution mechanism, the Internet, in common, writes Jon Caramanica.

"While other skin cancers may be more lethal, they're less common," writes Dr. M. Laurin Council, an assistant professor of dermatology at Washington University in St . Louis