Sentence examples for a very common sight from inspiring English sources

Uniforms are also a very common sight on both men and women.

It is a very common sight now to see Kevin and a friend looking at photos and videos, sharing a connected moment.

In Italy, it is still a very common sight to see women wearing full-length fur coats in winter, whereas it is thankfully rare here in the UK.

This has led to sartorial choices being forced on Muslims everywhere, and is a particular inconvenience in Britain, as in most English northern towns the sight of a grumpy-faced Muslim elder, fiercely wrapped up in a parka against the ravages of a perfectly mild day, is a very common sight.

Seven-figure house prices are a very common sight in the estate agents' windows here, in contrast to most of the rest of the North West.

As Rolex invests more and more in great tennis events and players, the sight of Rolex on a wrist hoisting a major trophy at the end of a fortnight or week of excellent play has become a very common sight.

A very common error.

"So it is a very common thing.

"This is a very common method".

Apparently it's a very common fear.

It was not a very common response.