Sentence examples for commonplace will from inspiring English sources

Only when such spots are commonplace will range anxiety finally subside.

So as fast listening becomes commonplace, will more people turn into fast talkers?

But the fact that the iPad is becoming commonplace will only strengthen claims that it is a gamechanger.

A lecture titled "Louise Nevelson: The Resonance of the Commonplace" will be delivered by Barbara Zabel, professor of art history at Connecticut College, at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday in the museum auditorium on 625 Williams Street.

But there is another point which means that the balance between bat and ball may continue to shift, so that the average innings score will creep up to 300, and totals of 400, if not commonplace, will no longer be a rarity.

When you think of yourself as royalty, what is commonplace will fall beneath your majestic stature.

These "powers" won't be treated as commonplace, they will be extraordinary events, so the world and characters will react accordingly.

No one can pretend that a grand destiny must lie before them on Sunday and it could be that the prospect of a commonplace struggle will relieve them of undue expectations.

As a society gets richer and the basic comforts of life become commonplace, people will choose to spend more of their money on health and longevity instead of a third car or a fourth television.

If they do become commonplace, consumers will feel the differences.

When new words are added to enough local dictionaries to be considered commonplace, Apple will add it to everyone else's dictionary too.