Sentence examples for commonplace fare from inspiring English sources
The festival, which is in its fourth year, begins tomorrow with Fiction Night, featuring "literary cubs and lions," and proceeds through two more days of intellectual and more commonplace fare at myriad sites throughout the city.
That may have been part of the problem with California Adventure, which opened in 2001 and features a collection of traditional — and commonplace — theme park fare, including roller coasters, a Ferris wheel and one area seemingly based on becoming an expert Boy Scout, an experience you could get by, you know, joining the Boy Scouts.
Highbrow riffs on lowbrow fare have become commonplace in recent years, but one of the marquee appetizers at the chef Michel Richard's new restaurant moves in the other direction, taking some haute air out of a classic.
It's not just hardened commuters in the capital, either; the survey was conducted on the Northern Rail network, and concluded that "fare evasion was so commonplace that a proportion of their fellow travellers had learned how to 'play the system'".
Few of the top executives have worked for another airline, and they blissfully ignore strategies like complex fare structures that are commonplace elsewhere.
Junkets for new films -- in which air fare and hotel bills are paid by studios -- are commonplace, although some publications insist on picking up the bill.
"This is harking back to our ancestral environments when coalitional warfare between two tribes was fairly commonplace and your own fate was really wrapped up in how your coalition fared.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
Nutrition programs are commonplace.
Strikes were commonplace.
