Sentence examples for said common from inspiring English sources

Mike Cohen, the president of Achieve, a nonprofit organization contracted to help states write Common Core standards, said Common Core should help students perform better on exams like the ACT.

Mick Whelan, general secretary, said "common sense had broken out".

Furthermore, he said, common misperceptions often fuel anger.

It was, Pell, said, common knowledge that the swimming incident had occurred.

But Alan Bergren, the town manager of East Hampton, said Common Sense has had some influence.

He said "common sense" would be the criterion used in determining who would be arrested.

The labor group said "common-sense restrictions" on this spending were needed, including disclosure of their expenditures and their contributions to "super PACs" and to politically active nonprofit groups.

Mr. Obama, who included remarks respectful of gun owners, said "common-sense" gun measures could be enacted that would acknowledge the rights of gun owners and the Second Amendment.

"Obviously it was a failure last year," said Commons, speaking at Lennoxtown where he was promoting ticket sales.

"I'll be voting for Rooney," said Commons.

"Without that distraction, it has certainly helped me," said Commons.