There eremicus occurred on common groundwith Perognathus fallax fallax, and was often the only Peromyscus taken.
Although in the juniper belt truei often occurs on common ground with Peromyscus maniculatus sonoriensis, the habitat preferences of these animals are generally complementary.
Not only have poetic and rhetoric for him a common ground in diction, but the ideal of diction is the same for both.
As these two kinds of literature had a common ground in diction, there was a tendency from very early times for them to merge.
They differ typically in movement or composition; they have a common ground in diction.
Both conceptions rest on a common ground--the existence of supernatural beings capable of manifesting themselves by outward indications.
An influential person, such as we may suppose the author of the Acts of the Apostles to have been, composed a history, for the purpose of making matters smooth, and to afford a common ground of union among the contending factions.
Damerghou, indeed, appears to be common ground, where every one who pleases, and is strong enough, comes to establish himself.
He had perceived in her no common ground of birth or of breeding.
Her husband always denied that it existed, or if it did that it was anything but Burnamy's effort to get on common ground with an inferior whom fortune had put over him.
Miss Vance was there because she united in her catholic sympathies or ambitions the objects of the fashionable people and of the aesthetic people who met there on common ground.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "common ground" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
