Sentence examples for Commonplace activity from inspiring English sources
THOUGH an entirely commonplace activity, walking has long rewarded contemplation.
The credits can also be resold, a commonplace activity in the arena of corporate compliance with federal environmental rules.
Security inspections are becoming a commonplace activity in locations ranging from airports to museums and shopping malls.
The vessels eventually backtracked, but the episode signaled the first stage of China's fundamental maritime strategy — one in which it forges into new areas, withstands the initial fury, and turns groundbreaking gambits into commonplace activity.
Last weekend, in London, Ms. Risa discovered that a commonplace activity — shooting photos of an event in order to chronicle it live on Twitter — proved out of place at her own crawl.
Fueling some optimism, Mr. Bryant, the Intel executive, said the company was not as concerned as it had been about having orders canceled -- a commonplace activity that causes high-tech companies to modify their projections -- and, in this case, was a sign that business was stabilizing.
Many things that are commonplace activities for adults — driving, voting, and paying taxes, for example — are not appropriate for children.
These commonplace activities wouldn't be worth recording if they weren't enthrallingly photographed (by Gergely Poharnok) with an eye that marvels at the vibrancy of matter itself.
As others crowned him the king of the postseason after his near-perfect performance against the Green Bay Packers, Warner spent Monday reveling in the commonplace activities of fatherhood.
Rather, he provides illustrations of a visual vernacular of framing, costume, design, light, gesture, and performance that reduce the world of movies to their lowest common denominator, the stylization and falsification of commonplace activities in the interest of narrative drama.
But in his ruling, the judge said that even commonplace activities could take on a different meaning within the context of a camp where leaders made inflammatory remarks about destroying "Rome," which the judge concluded was a euphemism for Canada and the United States.
