Sentence examples for are pretty commonplace from inspiring English sources

"I think my mother had them and my wife has them and they are pretty commonplace".

Pubs on buses are pretty commonplace, affording passengers the opportunity to sneer at Boris Johnson and drink on public transport.

The windows are pretty commonplace in modern school architecture, giving a sense of transparency to the building and allowing passers-by a glimpse of what is going on inside.

It also feels ever so cheeky, having sweet things in a sandwich, even though chocolate spread and berry jams are pretty commonplace these days, and I am always thankful after having one that I haven't bumped into a colleague, or one of my parents, while eating it.

Sinkhole collapses are pretty commonplace across Florida.

The official specs are pretty commonplace these days with a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 4-inch display, 8.1MP cam, and 8GB of on-board memory.

Before, that was pretty commonplace".

But it's pretty commonplace to set goals.

But if it is not and if it's pretty commonplace and hackneyed, it certainly hasn't been done in this city before.

The band includes, at its biggest, three guitars, acoustic piano, synthesizer, violin and electric dulcimer; this improvised strategy is pretty commonplace in the jazz realm, but it's much rarer to hear electrified, rocking stuff manipulated this way.

People use them for meetups all the time, and although that's pretty commonplace, we were surprised to see it.