Sentence examples for common in late from inspiring English sources

Such effects are common in late Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque sculpture.

But the disclosure that distress and suffering were so common in late teenage girls provoked particular unease.

Similarly, dinosaurs and mammals, as well as amphibians and reptiles resembling those of modern times, replaced the ancestral reptiles and mammal groups common in Late Triassic times.

Manicure equipment was common in Late Bronze and Early Iron Age graves, and the mirror was a favoured object among both the Celtic people and Scythian warriors.

In the rectangular window groups common in late Gothic and early Renaissance secular work, the face of the mullion is usually set back from the face of the wall so that one molding or series of moldings runs unbroken around the entire group.

The most common microorganism isolated within the first 3 months after an open repair is Staphylococcus aureus, with coagulase-negative Staphylococcus more common in late infections [83].

In my garden, wind is a lot more common in late winter than pollinating insects.

Daddy longlegs are most common in late summer and are often sighted in fields at crop harvest.

You can catch a cold at any time of year, but they are more common in late winter and early spring, and usually last 1-2 weeks.

They point out that similar quakes have happened in previous decades and that increased earthquake activity is common in late summer, as glacial melt-water increases the pore pressure in underlying rocks.

But no cause is more common in 2010 than writing.