Sentence examples for making a common from inspiring English sources

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

The President is making a common mistake here.

Sewell is making a common mistake in grafting the faults and flaws of Darwin the man onto Darwinian evolution.

Worst of all, he was guilty of once making a common error with henna shampoo which left his silver locks a light azure shade temporarily.

During a recent appearance at a retirement community in Exeter, New Hampshire, Carson, who is sixty-four, was interrupted by residents making a common complaint: he was speaking too softly.

In its report about the speech, German state broadcaster Deutsche Welle, said Mr. Liao "reproached the West for making a common cause with China under the cloak of free trade.

In that sense, according to Mr Letwin, Mr Howard was only making a common-sense point when he said that "prison worked".

Michael Gove, the education secretary, is making a Commons statement on their findings at around 12.30pm.

William Hague, the foreign secretary, is making a Commons statement on the United Nations general assembly's recent meeting at 3.30pm.

Then we will make a common creation".

So people made a common mistake: They consistently underestimated her.