Sentence examples for regular common from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paladino was a "regular, common" person — his own man.

For years, brand names have become absorbed into the language, shifting from discrete proper nouns to regular common ones: Frisbee, Kleenex, Xerox, Band-aid.

The TV series, which began last year as part of the regular Common Sense programme, claimed that long hair is unhealthy and adversely affects "human intelligence development".

Delphi's charter also stipulates that if Mr. Rosenkranz transfers his supervoting shares to a third party for any reason they convert into regular common shares.

However, during the corporation's regular common council meeting, Stuart Fraser, chairman of the policy and resources committee, admitted that environmental health officers found no health and safety threat to workers or tourists around St Paul's.

The fact that all of the inmates on the units shared a common cause and identity meant that they were far better organised and more dangerous than your regular common or garden criminals.

Campanella's film found an intriguing noirish possibility in the world of the Argentinian junta: the idea that regular, common-or-garden murders couldthemselves be made to "disappear" in the murky gloom of state oppression.

"In order to work out who was going to be in the play-offs you had to cross-reference two different league tables: a regular, common-or-garden league table, and a 'groups' table, which repeated the information on the league table but arranged the teams in four random groups.

It's looks almost exactly like a regular, common-or-garden flashlight, except at the end where you'd expect to find a bulb and a lens the business end, I suppose you will instead discover a rubber, real-feel replica of a lady's privates.

Several species that occurred as regular or even common members of the pre-hurricane community were reduced to very low densities one year later (Table S1).

Regular guys, common sense and capitalism: good; intellectuals, experts and fancy universities: bad.