Sentence examples for stayed common from inspiring English sources

Had Santana stayed, common sense tells us he would have been afforded the right to age gracefully as a pitcher whose fastball didn't juice the radar gun anymore, reducing the camouflage of his once-devastating changeup.

Statistics South Africa, the agency responsible for both surveys used in this analysis, defines a household as consisting of people who have stayed in a common dwelling for an average of at least four nights a week in the month preceding the survey.

Sacking would come days after he confirmed he'd stay in Commons after 2015.

After stepping down as party leader, Foot stayed in the Commons until 1992.

He stayed in the Commons until 1997 (when he became Lord Biffen of Tanat in the county of Shropshire), a cool, lurking critic.

After his leadership Foot stayed in the Commons backing Kinnock against Militant entryism for which his earlier tolerance had been criticised, until 1992 when his protege lost the general election to John Major.

"But we have pretty much stayed under control using common sense".

He noted that all centenarians had two things in common: they stayed active throughout their lives and made sure they had something to look forward to every single day ― whether it was a call from a loved one or playing pool with a friend.

Johnson stayed away from the Commons for the statement and subsequent debate, prompting the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, to ask Cameron if he would launch an investigation as to [his] whereabouts".

In the Commons, she stayed away for one vote despite a three-line whip, but after a dressing-down returned to vote for what she knew would damage the children she should defend.

Norwich defender Russell Martin has a hamstring problem, while Celtic forward Kris Commons has stayed behind for personal reasons, with Birmingham full-back Paul Caddis given a late call up.