Sentence examples for became a common fixture from inspiring English sources

From the 1940's into the 60's, until television sets became a common fixture in American homes, magazines fed the American appetite for photographic essays.

But in Britain, as in Denmark, only when the technology becomes more mainstream and the workforce is trained to install and repair it, can houses such as this become a common fixture on our streets.

lactis, a common fixture of probiotic yogurts, doesn't grow at all.

An eighteenth-century invention, bidets remain a common fixture in Southern Europe, India, and other parts of Asia.

Alarm clocks are a common fixture in most bedrooms, but do they actually help us get better rest?

Love it or hate it, the Elf on the Shelf is a common fixture in American homes around the holidays.

Working children have become a common phenomenon.

This gave the dynastic dispute and civil war strong social overtones: during the war, the excessive wealth and perceived indifference of Kantakouzenos and the aristocracy towards the common people became a standard fixture of Apokaukos's propaganda.

She became a beloved fixture among many ground zero volunteers.

Mitchell became a regular fixture on literary panels and on Radio 4's Front Row.

With this edition, editorial staff became a permanent fixture of the company.