Sentence examples for live in common from inspiring English sources

We have to live in common.

People may be able to live "in common with far fewer laws" but they could not do without the rule of law itself.

Wall's frankness helps throw into sharp relief the financial pressure that 5 Live – in common with other BBC services – is facing.

"How much must we hold in common in order to live in common?" he asked, adding that what religions contribute positively to society will depend in part on how their members cooperate with one another.

In the sixth century B.C., Pythagoras of Samos — he of the theorem relating the hypotenuse and the perpendicular sides of a right triangle — founded a community of mystical mathematicians who, it was said, observed a general prohibition against eating animals, "as having a right to live in common with mankind".

A small amount of correlation is a reasonable assumption in most populations, given that neighbours tend to interact with one another and to mimic one another (either genetically or because of tendencies to deliberately copy each other), and because genetically and culturally similar animals are more likely to live in common environments.

All told 1,158,410 couples live in common-law arrangements throughout Canada, according to the 2001 census, which found 34,200 self-identified same-sex couples.

The cities we most love to visit and live in have one thing in common.

He liked living in Common, he told me.

Frederick William Faber, (born June 28 , 1814 Calverly, Yorkshire, Eng. died Sept. 26, 1863, London) British theologian, noted hymnist, and founder of the Wilfridians, a religious society living in common without vows.

June 28 , 1814Calverly, England September 26 , 1863London, England Frederick William Faber, (born June 28 , 1814 Calverly, Yorkshire, Eng. died Sept. 26, 1863, London), British theologian, noted hymnist, and founder of the Wilfridians, a religious society living in common without vows.