Sentence examples for has got common from inspiring English sources
"If you've got the right financial backing, and the right support, and someone who has got common sense and doesn't sit there reading the message board all day … I worked for Briatore at QPR, I had no chance, nor did the other nine that followed me in two years because it was all about Flavio and every decision appeared that he was just making it on a whim, similar with the guy at Leeds.
Cal has got common sense and will use any talks with Ducati as leverage because he wants to stay with Yamaha.
"I've got common sense," he said.
We've got common interests," Mr. Bush gushed.
Ms Wood said detailed tactics had not been agreed on, but she said: "There are clearly many areas where we've got common agreement and it makes sense for us to work together ahead of those elections and in the aftermath in the event of a hung parliament as well".
"It's something where there's a real role for a national framework and support, because the more you've got common indicators, the more you can do comparative work with other areas… and glean broader learnings".
I've got common-sense solutions, he passes 2,700-page 2,700-pagen.
"Everyone has got that common thing that everyone doesn't really like the English in rugby terms.
The more I think about it, the more it seems that ideology has got ahead of common sense.
"David Maclean's bill and the way it has got through the Commons will clearly diminish respect for parliament," he said.
