Sentence examples similar to moves common from inspiring English sources
Dan Brucker, a spokesman for Metro-North, called the move "common sense" for the railroad.
At Roseland Ballroom, last October, Famiglietti whipped his increasingly long hair, a move common to metal bands, and did genuine, full-body dancing.
By this time he had changed his name from Feinstein to Stone — a career move common among Jews of the period, though Stone also "saw the change as 'protection for his children,' " Guttenplan notes.
It looked to me like Dez had two feet down and made a move common to the game, which is a thing they talk about a lot".
The freedom and joy of trying out new moves -- common experiences in pickup games -- are replaced by the pressure to stick with the tried and true in an effort to win cup matches.
Experts say such moves are common in international criminal proceedings.
Such moves are common in the sport closer to the end of the season.
More has been done in commercial banking (notably on capital-adequacy requirements) and accounting (with moves towards common standards) than in, say, insurance or consumer credit.
Another factor is that lateral moves are common in the field, with many people hired as professors who previously held similar positions outside of the U.S.
He is as moved by common birds.
The Germans are obstructing the move towards common bank supervision.
