Sentence examples for somewhere common from inspiring English sources

If you don't know where you are and you are somewhere common of people to be going there, you may be called a noob.

Rather, they would say, it would fall somewhere between common courtesy and rudimentary public relations.

I've done Mahler with orchestras like the Vienna Philharmonic and Concertgebouw, that have very distinct Mahler traditions, but they're all linked somewhere to a common source".

For him, this moral law comes from somewhere other than common patterns of human behavior.

Somewhere in the Commons library there must be a dusty book explaining the rules and purpose of a Speaker's conference.

Science should be a place of common ground, somewhere where we all talk the same language — that is, when we're allowed to talk.

That metals are excellent conductors of electricity, insulators are poor conductors of electricity, and semiconductors are somewhere in-between is common knowledge.

The double polka dot/wine scarves veer somewhere between sixth-form common room lurker and student barman at a sticky-floored music venue.

Well, the answer is two-fold, but the big guy and I always find common ground somewhere.

"They will pass theirs, we will pass ours and we will see if we can find common ground somewhere in between," said Ryan. "The way I look at it Mark is, yes, ours will not become law.

WASHINGTON -- The conventional wisdom among this city's elite is that if liberals and conservatives would only sit down and actually listen to each other, they would find common ground somewhere in the middle.