Sentence examples for names are common from inspiring English sources

Dutch names are common in Tarrytown.

(Western-sounding names are common among Christians in Syria and Lebanon).

Stadiums and arenas with corporate names are common in North America, Europe, Japan and Australia.

An additional 268 last names are common to 10,000 or more people.

Musfika Haq, a teacher in Meghalaya's capital, Shillong, said such names are common in the state.

While some mistakes are basic — misspelled names are common — other flaws are so subtle they simply cannot be fixed.

Names were common male names in the United States (Joseph, David, William, Richard, Michael, Robert, John, Thomas, James, Charles, Daniel, Paul, Mark, Donald, and Christopher) and were presented in black, Times New Roman, 120 point font.

Respondent also argues that the term "goggle" of the disputed domain names is common and generic, and therefore, Complainant does not have an exclusive monopoly on the term on the Internet.

Old Testament names were common in Wales at the time, but it has been suggested that this name may have been adopted at the time Asser entered the church.

Tracking these trolls down would have been more difficult than with my BBS user, but not impossible, given that most IRC users were students connected to the Internet through their university accounts, where real names were common.

On his first visit to Nigeria, in 2001, Funnye was delighted to discover that variations of his family name are common in Africa.