Sentence examples for side of the common from inspiring English sources

Most effectively of all, he presented himself as the reasonable, honest bloke on the side of the common man.

And that's partly because of your party's negative brand attributes that you are party of the rich, that you are not on the side of the common man.

Of Escher's famous, floating "Bank Manager at the Baths", which was shot in Budapest in 1938, Ford says: "Escher was on the side of the common man and he is poking fun at the bank manager.

The cystic duct typically joins the right side of the common hepatic duct to form the common bile duct (CBD) (short arrow).

On the other side of the Common Charlotte meets Nicky Hetherington, of the County Council, and learns of a modern experiment to re-introduce field crickets to the area.

The Italian course is taught in a small classroom off the side of the common area.

As it has also been to many MPs on the other side of the Commons.

And with air strikes "not ruled out" by David Cameron, very few on either side of the Commons can be heard saying no.

As the third largest party in Parliament, the SNP is also expected to take up a front bench on the opposition side of the Commons, which had been occupied by the Liberal Democrats before 2010.

A small garden is carved out along one side of the commons below ground level.

The officers proceeded in their vehicles, then on foot, joining Chief Grady, Lieutenant Mitchell, and Lieutenant Henert, who had reached the west side of the Commons area after coming directly from the Police Station.