Sentence examples for common in town from inspiring English sources

Such men were common in town.

The hillside above the town is covered with a few dozen large houses, many built by Americans, who are increasingly common in town.

Teacher (FGD 2): If you go in town, you'll find that this is very common in town.

Those kinds of scenes might be common in towns that border Mexico in Texas, Arizona or California.

The culprits are much more likely to be beech martens, which are common in towns.

Residents say that protests and clashes between young men and the police are increasingly common in towns like Cizre, which was a hotbed of the national government's long war with the P.K.K. in the 1990s.

Coots are common in towns and the countryside so look to the edge of lakes and canal towpaths, where territorial males fiercely fight with their blue feet.

The practice of sending children away to act as servants was even more common in towns than in the countryside.

Four-wheeled wagons and two-wheeled carts were more common in towns, such as London and, depending on type of vehicle and weight of the load, were usually pulled by teams of two, three, or four horses harnessed in tandem.

As such, they're not as common in towns as once they were.

For more fun after you beat the game, or get bored with it, go to the Tram Common in Twilight town, and pretend is is a skateboarding game, and skate up the town!