Sentence examples for make a common from inspiring English sources

Then we will make a common creation".

"Make a common front against fanaticism," one banner declared.

10.59am BST Maria Miller is going to make a Common statement on press regulation this afternoon.

For instance, when people identify themselves as middle class, I see many of them make a common mistake: they fail to engage in the process of financial planning.

I know how tough and resilient Cameron is and the pride he's got in wanting to go out there but he needs to make a common sense decision here as well".

In the closing days of the campaign, Mr. Rajoy called on Spaniards to make "a common effort" to confront what he described as "the most difficult economic situation that Spain has faced in the past 30 years".

It is easier to make a common-sense argument for Colorado in the title game because the Buffaloes seem like a better team than Nebraska and a better opponent for Miami.

"Although the use of psychiatric testimony to predict future dangerousness is roundly condemned in the scientific community," she wrote with a co-author in The Texas Review of Law & Politics, "the reader need only make a common-sense inquiry to see the logic of the system.

"Anyone who thought the N.R.A. was going to come out today and make a common-sense statement about meaningful reform and safety was kidding themselves," said Representative Mike Quigley, an Illinois Democrat, who has called for new restrictions on assault rifles.

He says it would not have been appropriate to make a Commons statement last week.

3.30pm: David Cameron is expected to make a Commons statement on last week's EU summit.