Sentence examples for commonplace transactions from inspiring English sources

That social capital will be deployed in smaller and more commonplace transactions, not only getting a job or buying a house.

In his poem "The Lanyard," Billy Collins catalogs the commonplace transactions made between a mother and son: "She gave me life and milk from her breasts... thousands of meals... a breathing body and a beating heart, / strong legs, bones and teeth, / and two clear eyes to read the world".

The nature of international travel also means that foreign currency transactions are commonplace.

These sorts of transactions are commonplace in Cuba, where the economy tolerates (if not quite allows for) a second, shadow marketplace: indulging the whims of insistent tourists.

Such transactions are commonplace in San Francisco and the Silk Road was meant to be their alternative: a place where anyone who wanted drugs could buy them without associating with underhanded dealers or entering dangerous alleyways.

Once BTC to other currency transactions are commonplace, it's clear that cryptocurrencies may have even more of a fighting chance.

Bouvier told me that such blurring of who exactly owns what, and when a transaction occurred, is commonplace in the art market.

They reduced him to invisibility in that way that is so commonplace in the world of everyday transaction and customer service: a refusal to acknowledge the presence of the people who make our daily lives possible.

It's the type of transaction that will become more commonplace as semirural areas like Ridgefield struggle with development pressures.

As unanimous consent was required for the approval of any transaction, holdouts and bribes soon became commonplace.

While Twitter has hired a "Head of Commerce," transactions on Twitter and Facebook are far from commonplace.