"It is still difficult in India for a common man, to take up a case to that extent without understanding medical science," she said.
"Just let the president drive in from the airport like a common man — in a yellow cab," Sock wrote.
Just let the president drive in from the airport like a common man -- in a yellow cab.
In a country where a common man is yet to get more basic necessities of life like health and education, the government is fixated to splurge on discernible developments just to grabble more votes.
Hitler crafted a public persona for himself as the "unknown soldier" in World War I; a common man who pulled himself up by his bootstraps to become leader of the Nazi Party and later the nation.
Indeed Francis, undoubtedly one of the most powerful men and women in the world, has intelligently managed not only how to remain as a common man in the first two and a half years of his pontificate, but also to extend that mission to the rest of the Church.
As such, this kind of scholarship broadens our understanding of our national poet and his milieu, but, more important, it also reminds us that "Leaves of Grass" was not the result of a single flash of revelation but rather a sustained artistic project, the work of a common man in search of a common language.
Full-cast dramatisation Naxos £10.99, 1hr 26mins As Willy Loman, Thomas Mitchell heads the original 1950 Broadway cast in this universal "tragedy of a common man": facing the reality of his broken American dream, ruptured family relationships and his death.
Our proposed protection mechanisms make the banking online services more secure and reachable to a common man in cloud.
McCorkle, like the also heroic Ned Kelly, speaks in the near-Biblical accents of a common man whose dignity has been offended: I continued strolling until I found a café run by a little reffo fellow in a dirty singlet.
