Sentence examples for is in common from inspiring English sources

Joseph in Greenwich Village, wrote me that iBreviary is in common use in the church.

That's the one thing that is in common among all of them".

His father was generally home from work by six, and Owen was granted the car for the roaming that is, in common American wisdom, a teen-ager's right.

Of Mitsubishi's $9 billion investment, only $3 billion is in common stock and only that portion is directly affected by the sinking share price of Morgan Stanley.

Just two examples of many, but Chuck Berry is in common and of course Otis Redding and the whole school of southern soul.

Yet consumption can be difficult to monitor as three-quarters of the salt eaten is in common foods such as bread, breakfast cereal and ready meals.

The standard of evidence required to open a foreign-surveillance wiretap is generally much lower than it is in common criminal cases.

So shared "natural instincts" and methods can't always win the day, simply because the problem isn't always about what is in common.

Bone marrow transplants (also known as bone marrow grafts) represent a type of stem cell therapy that is in common use.

The only metal shown outside the rectangle that is in common use is chromium, which is usually plated at low-current efficiencies of about 10 20 percent.

It is likelier to be far harder in the US for the defendant to argue that the word Kraftwerk is in common usage as a simple description of its product.