You might not like the way her tongue hangs off to the side or the fact that her nipples have become commonplace water-cooler fodder.
Despite the fact that wastewater discharge to streams is commonplace, a water agency pursuing stream flow augmentation with recycled water will face unique challenges.
Therefore, use of models has become commonplace in simulating water quality.
For example, although the sight of ice cubes floating in a glass of ice water is commonplace, such behaviour is unusual for chemical entities.
So on top of predation by a range of birds and mammals, there is a risk that rising water levels, commonplace in the Highlands, will wash the eggs out.
It hovers in the corner of the area like a water cooler, commonplace but also slightly antiseptic.
They're pretty commonplace -- the hot water and steam in my old New York apartment, for example, came from a boiler in the basement.
Interest in finding the route waned in the 18th century, but whaling ships became commonplace in the Arctic waters.
Countless photos of flood waters were commonplace on mainstream media wires and hundreds more were submitted to newspapers every day.
The gooey substance produced by mixing cornstarch with a little water is a commonplace example of such a material.
They kneeled at the back of the tank and twisted the spigot, releasing a stream of clean water — once so commonplace.
