Sentence examples for make the common from inspiring English sources

Do not make the common mistake of growing too big too fast.

Just don't make the common foreigner's mistake of comparing them to Spanish tapas.

We make the common assumption that the contamination layer is usually optically thin.

When hosting events, we can make the common bond of motherhood — rather than the wine — the center of the party.

Breathing vinyl chloride, which is used to make the common plastic PVC, can make people dizzy or sleepy.

Don't make the common mistake of viewing negotiation as primarily an exercise in trying to persuade the other party to do what you want them to do.

But don't make the common mistake of thinking that someone who speaks the language and has a parent from the culture will necessarily make a good cultural bridge.

This differential accelerometer is placed on a pendulum, in such a way as to make the common center of mass coincident with the center of mass of the pendulum itself.

A lot of people right now make the common-sense supposition that if extremist ideologies have lately entered a sort of grisly golden age, the Bush administration's all-too-predictable blundering in Iraq must bear the blame.

A senior source in the Commission told BBC News: "All the measures we proposed to make the Common Agricultural Policy [CAP] greener are being diluted.

Although required to make the Common Pleas their principal place of work, there is evidence of Serjeants who did not; one, Robert Mennell, worked entirely in the North of England after his creation in 1547 and was not known in Westminster, where the Common Pleas was located.