Sentence examples for be commonplace at from inspiring English sources

That seems to be commonplace at awards ceremonies now, but it's a great shame, and rather boring.

The farcical scenes at Celtic Park on Wednesday night contained incidents which might be commonplace at lower levels of the game, but the reality of three red cards, tunnel shoving matches and touchline rows carries extra weight when Celtic and Rangers are involved.

Tur asked Giuliani why violence seemed to be commonplace at Trump rallies.

"It was commonplace at the time.

Do you think that's commonplace at other shows?

Indian war dances are commonplace at sports events.

Recent reports show that racism is commonplace at every level of UK higher education.

Outside sounds — the rumble of subways, the wail of sirens — are commonplace at Carnegie.

Midnight screenings are commonplace at film festivals, largely to the ire of sleep-deprived film journalists.

(The novel was written before smartphones were commonplace – at least chatting on the phone involves non-zomboid human interaction).

The Tour hopes to avoid the two-group and three-group backups that were commonplace at tee boxes Saturday.