Sentence examples for makes a common from inspiring English sources

In "Grand Union" (1955), he makes a common day perfect.

All of this makes a common yet constructive position very difficult.

One advantage of this heuristic is that it makes a common breakdown very visible to the user.

Priestley was a devout Unitarian Christian, and Lodge makes a common mistake in thinking that materialism is essentially at odds with Christianity.

Geoff Reid Bradford Barbara Patterson (Letters, 31 May) makes a common error in dividing university tuition fees by contact time to get an hourly rate for her daughter's education.

The interesting article on Doppler radar ("Now the Weather, Brought to You by Doppler Radar," Jan . 4 makes a common error when he says that "the pitch of a horn... appears to increase as the car approaches".

Speaking of the man himself, he makes a common-or-garden par.

The chancellor makes a Commons statement, admitting that the personal details of 25 million people have gone astray.

Inquiry chairman Robert Francis QC will present the final report to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt, before the minister makes a Commons statement.

Then we will make a common creation".

Signe Swenson ("Hummerphobia," July 6) is making a common mistake.