Sentence examples for moves in common with from inspiring English sources

"Freestyle skiing was cool, it looked cool and had a lot of moves in common with skateboarding, inline skating and other street sports," said Switzerland-based ski coach Warren Smith, who was recently mentoring celebrities on Channel 4's The Jump. "It really worked for people.

Elizabeth Price is a truly powerful artist of the moving image, but she has nothing in common with previous British exponents of (to use the archaic term one more time) video art.

In common with other pub companies, Marstons is moving away from pure drinks sales to more food-orientate offerings.

Though never in Rome, John Hamilton Mortimer had much in common with this group, for all were participants in a move to found a national school of narrative painting.

They aren't ground-breaking artists in the way Mr. Galván is, but they have much in common with him; and on Tuesday were often more viscerally moving.

Despite this, and in common with the other women, Turner certainly does not regret moving to industry.

Low magnification images show, in common with optical microscope techniques, sharp circular growth fronts which move at a constant growth rate.

In common with many process control applications, it is not possible to move from one power plant operating condition to another instantaneously.

They have little in common with one another except that I am seized by each, and moved by its potential to change our world.

In common with all sheep on rented winter pastures, Dan's flock has to get moving on or before 1 April.

In common with Brasília and Cuiabá, Manaus's scene supports the theory that the further inland you move in Brazil, the more extreme the music becomes.