Sentence examples for was made common from inspiring English sources

According to Pastor Schulz, Pastor Basely wrote in his complaint: "Instead of keeping God's name sacred and separate from every other name, it was made common as it was dragged to the level of Allah".

"They thought the prosecution was making common cause with the tabloids.

Others alerted Park she was making common cause with someone who commits every political sin Park preaches against.

Degeneration MOS resistors are made common-mode voltage independent thanks to a simple control circuit.

London is making common cause with Manchester in particular to push for greater devolution.

At the same time, it is making common cause with the European Union to oppose meaningful concessions before the Cancún W.T.O.

But now Mexico's government and American unions are making common cause on an issue that long divided them, immigration.

In between, Blair paid his first visit to Tripoli, embracing Gaddafi and declaring that they were making "common cause" against al-Qaida and terrorism.

At this dark moment in the world's affairs, Britain should be making common cause with Europe, not deepening its mistake.

It is surely in both sides' interest to make peace.The Gulenists and AK had been making common cause against the army.

Specifically, Mr Cotton, an Army veteran, was asked to respond to a complaint from Mr Obama that the signatories were making "common cause" with hardliners.