Sentence examples for part of common from inspiring English sources

For example, a trademark application for the term "purple grapes" would be considered too precise and already part of common usage.

But as studies isolate those elements, they could become part of common engineering practice and perhaps even be mandated in new municipal building codes, the engineers said.

Before terms such as "gender fluid" became part of common parlance, Kanye West – a man not averse to the outer reaches of fashion – was already quietly experimenting.

A once-stifled press has found its voice and politics, a topic that was long taboo, is part of common conversation.

But if it becomes an integral part of common efforts to build a more just world order, everyone will win -- including those who now do not support American actions or the antiterrorism coalition.

In the days before sub-prime mortgages and collateralised debt obligations became part of common parlance, the annual gatherings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank had a distinct rhythm.

Proponents of this idea need to indicate more fully how to manage the tangled implications of dividing up all parts of Commons legislation along distinct national lines.

Are they part of a common policy?

Sensitivity to change is part of our common heritage.

They are our birthright – part of our common humanity.

"Little House on the Prairie" became part of our common vocabulary.