The precious became commonplace – for goods, but also for interpersonal connections and knowledge.
Presenting these works as a trilogy has become commonplace with good reason: musical energy can swell from the E major to the A flat Sonata, then be spirited away in the finale of the C minor.
And so, in the end, one suspects that he wants Minnie's good-natured, commonplace ways to stand as their own achievement, reminding us that life continues in the places left behind.
She said that removing trees to clear the way for more people and more homes has become so commonplace that it was good to see someone calling attention to what is being lost.
Signage has been covered so often by photography that as a subject it is a commonplace, but Mr. Peckolick, good at the colors and textures of erosion, nicely captures the sense of time past that gives these brief messages their nostalgic appeal.
As robot and human collaborations become increasingly commonplace, it's a good idea to take a better-safe-than-sorry approach to working alongside these big metal machines.
"Weekenders" like me were becoming commonplace and not a good sign.
For people who don't have financial resources or prospects for legitimate employment, Lucas-King stealingealing can be a trade and a way of life, and buying stolen goods just as commonplace.
When babies were born with the damage now described as fetal-alcohol syndrome, heredity was blamed.Since then it has become a commonplace that healthy habits and good nutrition during pregnancy make it less likely that a baby will be born early, underweight or ill.
Until such diagnostic tools are developed and become commonplace, women should get a good physical examination and become aware, many experts reckon.
