Sentence examples for to were common from inspiring English sources

Phrases such as "we got to" or "I was able to" or "had the freedom to" were common signs that students valued the ownership of their research project and ideas.

Coups used to be common.

It appears to be common sense.

There has to be common sense.

Billing fraud appears to be common.

His local gigs used to be common, but not anymore.

At first sight, they too appear to be common sense.

"There doesn't need to be common interests," he said.

Describes the electioneering irregularities, said to be common in Eastern Kentucky.

Ms. Swartz's spending habits seem to be common.

(This, too, turns out to be common among the grieving.