Sentence examples for pieces common from inspiring English sources

This, from the Commentary essay, is a solid formulation of the pieces' common theme: The Republican goal is equal opportunity, not equal results.

I won't get even close to finishing by the time I leave, but, I have found some of the edge pieces, common words like "rent," "flowers," "bank," "24 hours," (24 часa) "pharmacy".

But once one gets beyond these pieces of common sense, one quickly descends into the realm where small gains in safety come at the cost of increasingly complicated and time-consuming steps.

For the British, this task was not straightforward, because male primogeniture, which gives younger brothers the right to become monarchs ahead of their elder sisters, was based on many pieces of common law, not simply one act of Parliament.

Due to the large mintage, the pieces remain common today, and all three coins, especially the quarter, can still be found in circulation.

Shouts like "Knight mates!" or "Give me pieces!" are common, and can lead to seemingly absurd sacrificial captures on the other board.

These essays will serve as instructional pieces, identifying common and significant methodological issues.

That piece of common sense illustrates the piecemeal nature of applying existing laws to innovative technologies.

This single piece of common sense is the simple message of Paul and Jean's story.

Pronovost has a more radical piece of common sense to offer.

Her suggestion of how to solve the Page 3 conundrum - no spoilers here - is a little piece of common sense genius that will prove impossible to forget.