Sentences with phrase «something in common with someone»

Find something in common with your interviewer as a conversation starter.

Of course, once you've had a feel for if you have something in common with someone you do need to meet face to face though.

You already have something in common with everyone there, so you don't need to be as worried about approaching someone as you might be in a bar or club.

Suddenly, we have something in common with most of the adults we ever meet, which can be a wonderful way to establish bonds with a wide range of people.

Discuss your favorite topic with someone who you have something in common with etc..

You already have something in common with all these folks — you all read Seven Days!

The people you get matched with are there for the same reason you are and obviously, they have at least something in common with you.

When a group of parents in a community of faith work together to educate their children in the life of faith, this gives members of each family something in common with other families.

This year's grades are listed below, and they have something in common with report cards from previous years: the major studios are nowhere near the head of the class.

The conclusion is that investment clubs have something in common with individual investors — trading is hazardous to their financial health.

In this board games have something in common with videogames.

It's like that, only much easier, since you already have something in common with opposing counsel — you are both lawyers.

For best results, find rooms that have something in common with yours, such as size or style of windows, similar room layouts, comparable architectural styles or other similarities.

Indeed, it pays if you share something in common with your potential partner before going out dating.

Regardless, having something in common with someone is important when dating.

People are turning to us daily, because we have established a place where you know you'll have something in common with other members right off the bat.

Someone to hang - out with; discuss your favorite topic with, someone you have something in common with etc..

It's likely you'll have at least something in common with the person you're meeting.

Clearly a norm must have something in common with what is measured, yet atthe same time it transcends what is measured.

Those three things also happen to share something in common with New Coke, Crocs, hydrogen blimps, the 1971 Ford Pinto, and DDT, as they all joined Time Magazine's list of the 50 worst inventions ever (in no particular order).

Many NFL players like to smoke, which gives them something in common with many Americans in their 20s.

If your first association with Adam Horovitz is «the guy from the Beastie Boys,» then you've got something in common with Adam Horovitz.

Instead, Ackman suggested that Valeant might have something in common with Amazon (AMZN).

The danger is that we will become subjective and individualistic in our prayer, when one of the most important advantages of the office is that we pray it in common with others, whether or not we are in their physical presence at the time.

This passage shares something in common with Camus's determination to conquer nihilism with noble feeling.

Tacitly it is said that since men are male and God is male, men have something in common with God that women will never have.

It is immediately obvious that at least the conception of such a project has something in common with Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and, in his own way, with Karl Rahner.

This enterprise has something in common with demystification, which I will be speaking about later on.

A claim to the legacy of Greece could be found in civilizations that did not view themselves as European or even having something in common with Europe, i.e., Islam and Byzantium.

The chocolate I loved had something in common with nutella though.

The last thing she baked was a gluten - free, dairy - free chocolate cake, and that she once had a birthday cake that Jay Z couldn't stop raving about — proving once again that we all have something in common with Taylor Swift.

I can't believe tomorrow we will have something in common with Tottenham fans.

The coach himself was a quarterback at Walla Walla High in Washington and jokes that he has something in common with NFL legend Tom Brady.

It also appears that he'll have something in common with Ronnie and Bazza, as his mooted deal to Manchester United does not look like happening.

On the bright side, having children paves the way for new friendships because now you have something in common with lots of other people your age.

Who knew I would ever feel like I had something in common with Kylie Jenner?

Today show host Megyn Kelly says she has something in common with Stormy Daniels: They both claim to have been threatened by people on behalf of Trump.

Cuomo has something in common with Republicans Lazio and Carl Paladino: A desire to reduce the number of state agencies.

The Conservative manifesto's insistence that «we do not believe in untrammelled free markets» could be seen as the ultimate proof that Theresa May does has something in common with Ed Miliband after all.

It turned out that one of the Cor executives — not part of the corruption case — at that Manhattan gathering shared something in common with Cuomo: a love of old Corvettes.

When it comes to wooing females, male hummingbirds have something in common with World War I fighter pilot the Red Baron.

In contrast, women will be more interested and confident in STEM fields if they feel like they can relate to their female professors, or if they share something in common with successful women in STEM.