Indeed this harsh termination est is generally quite dropped in common conversation, and sometimes by the poets, in writing.
Such Verse we make when we are writing Prose; we make such Verse in common Conversation.
Such verse we make when we are writing prose; we make such verse in common conversation.
And therefore I must decline to make it a matter of common conversation.
God forbid that it should be a common conversation.
I should be the last person in the world to make it a matter of common conversation.
I regard this as by no means a common conversation.
It would be absurd if it were otherwise; since the Language of Comedy is to imitate familiar Discourse, and such as passes in common Conversation.
Hence we hear so often, not only among the Poets, but in Prose, and even in common Conversation, of Trees and Plants being alive or dead, healthy or sickly.
It frequently occurs in common conversation, as a verb and noun, but not as frequently in the books as formerly.
Hence the reason why you hear it so often, in common conversation, when standing without the noun expressed, pronounced as if written hisen.
It occurs frequently in Shakspeare and in more modern writers, as a verb, and is still used in common conversation as an imperative.
By gentle degrees, a child may be taught the relations of words to each other in common conversation, before he is presented with the first sample of grammatical eloquence in Lilly's Accidence.
Example, and constant attention to their manner of speaking in common conversation, we apprehend to be the most certain methods of preparing young men for public speakers.
The French attend very much to the purity and elegance of their style, even in common conversation; insomuch that it is a character to say of a man 'qu'il narre bien'.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "common conversation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
