Sentence examples for has long made common from inspiring English sources

But though Mr. Sharon has long made common cause with religious settlers, he came to the settlement movement from a different perspective, focusing on Israel's modern security needs more than its ancient claims.

If Mr. Bush had wanted to make a mark on an issue on which Republicans and Democrats have long made common cause, he could have picked the environment.

Catalan and Scottish nationalists have long made common cause.

Common, however, has long made a career out of painting with social and political hues in his music -- even though occasional deviations have garnered varying results for the vet.

She has long made conservatives uncomfortable.

These sorts of fireworks are more common at larger companies, where institutional shareholders have long made their voices heard in proxy fights and public letters.

The statement suggested that the state officials had made common cause with organized labor in the wake of the recent long supermarket strike in California.

The practice has long been common knowledge.

Hardship has long been common here — and still is.

Screensharing has long been common in enterprise communication apps like Webex, Zoom and Slack.

AFFLUENZA has long been a common affliction of European utilities.