Sentence examples for earth common from inspiring English sources

It's wrong to describe an America in which the salt of the earth common people are preyed upon by this or that nefarious elite.

He brings with him a deep spirituality, a breadth of experience and a wealth of Yorkshire humour and down to earth common sense.

Swedes can hear this in her accent, the Gothenburg lilt associated with banter and down-to-earth common sense.

Mr. Edelman described Mr. Delfino, who was also a member of the city's Common Council for 10 years, as "a down-to-earth common sense guy".

He was blessed with a first-rate intellect tempered with down-to-earth common sense.

Real salt-of-the-earth common man, that Chris Christie.

Because the job of Labour isn't to take lectures off the privileged of Stockport – it's to agree with cuts announced by down-to-earth, common-sense working folk like David Cameron and George Osborne.

"At stake now is the wellbeing of the earth, our common hope.

Their idea stemmed from the globally widespread presence at the Cretaceous-Tertiary stratigraphic boundary of certain platinum-group metals rare on the earth but common in meteorites and other extraterrestrial objects.

The effect of an experimental removal of the power-line earth wire (common neutral) was evaluated on one of the power-line sections, by comparing the number of mortalities found before removal with the number found afterwards.

Sturgeons, one of the oldest species on earth, were common in North America and Europe until the 20th century, when they were fished to near extinction, but nowhere were there more species and more individuals than in the Caspian Sea, the world's largest inland body of water.