Sentence examples for works in common from inspiring English sources

As Martha Schwendener observed in her review in The New York Times, other works in "Common Ground" exemplify the distinctive language of high-end contemporary art.

Governments and civil society groups, often at odds, have begun working in common cause.

"We have our art work in common," she said, as if he'd asked for further explanation.

My nation welcomes the growing unity of Europe, and the world needs America and the European Union to work in common purpose for the advance of security and justice.

He brought the two together, using the impending elections of 2005 to create pressure on both to work in common, and, in particular, paper over ideological differences.

The main difference for homeowners in New York is that guidelines regulating work in common spaces will be extended to individual apartments.

More utilitarian uses of copper work in common housewares grew out of the lower cost of copper than of brass and other metals.

The principle is simple but powerful: the United Nations uses its unrivalled convening power to bring all relevant actors to the table so they can work in common cause for the common good.

And yet there is a countertheory that says if Mr. Davis makes a serious run at Universal Entertainment, Vivendi and Mr. Diller would find themselves working in common cause to fend off the unsolicited takeover attempt.

At the other extreme is Japan, where despite a longer school day there are fewer instructional hours, because teachers spend so much time designing lessons and evaluating student work in common.

Cooperative farms in those countries were modeled on the Russian artel, in which all land was pooled and worked in common and income was distributed according to work performed.