Today, the human race has joined in a common cause.
Defoe was the unlikely epitome of a willingness to toil in a common cause.
But most Americans didn't turn against other citizens, any more than they joined together in a common cause.
There is even a sense in which Wang and Liu Xiaobo, seeming opposites, have been participants in a common cause.
Judging from what I heard in Prague, it will not be difficult to find solidarity in a common cause.
But whatever the divisions, surely the world can come together in a common cause to protect children.
This conveys how the company makes sense of the world and brings stakeholders together in a common cause.
Maybe some relationships will be built, and some cooperation and some friendship developed in a common cause.
The A.F.L. was a league of renegade owners and vagabond players united in a common cause to prove they belonged.
We want to participate in a common cause, but consumption, as a primary expression of grief and pride, is inadequate.
And so subway officials needed a way to help these riders help one another, to enlist their eyes and ears in a common cause.
