Sentence examples similar to a commonplace day from inspiring English sources
In the wake of the #AssaultAtSpringValleyHigh, in lunchrooms and teachers' lounges across the country, many educators reacted with shock that any teacher would call security for such a commonplace, modern-day classroom struggle as "Put away your cell phone". They questioned why teachers didn't intervene when their number one role is to protect their students.
Commonplace day-care infractions rarely attract the inquiry of prosecutors, but widely accepted research now suggests that an unstimulating environment impedes a child's brain development.
It was commonplace Thursday to see looters return to stores after being dispersed by police, who were forced to leave after a short time to answer other calls.
Human rights violations by police officers during demonstrations are a commonplace occurrence in Greece, and Monday was no exception.
"A forbidden one, a tragic one," but a commonplace one "at the end of the day"?
The New Yorker, November 23 , 1987P. 33 A friend writes: I was down in Washington the other day & I was witness to a commonplace of our times.
Handstands are a commonplace.
Today, she's a commonplace.
