Sentence examples for commonplace articles from inspiring English sources
Their world became bound by the commonplace articles of your wardrobe... no toil was too hard, no hours were too long.... Princes could live no better than we".
As employees headed for the exits, predictions of I.B.M.'s demise were commonplace in magazine articles and books.
This may not seem like much in an age where comment threads at the foot of news articles are commonplace.
Letters to the editor that critique or correct published articles are a commonplace feature of journals, Lundberg says.
It's commonplace in this kind of article to tell you we're reading the book so you don't have to.
Forbes predicts that half the sensors mentioned in this article will be commonplace by 2007.
This article uses the commonplace books of four members of the Stockton family of New Jersey to examine domestic reading practices in the antebellum United States.
It is now a commonplace -- as a lead article in the New York Times's Week in Review pointed out recently -- that Afghanistan is "the graveyard of empires".
Beyond that, the use of an article in front is commonplace in the Latino community, especially in the United States.
Diagrams showing the possible dispersion of inhaled, ingested or dermally absorbed nano-articles throughout the body have become commonplace in reviews of this subject (12).
