Sentence examples for every day occurrence from inspiring English sources

Schurz reported back that the insurrection had by no means ended: "Murder, assault with intent to kill, theft and robbery are matters of every day occurrence," he wrote from Vicksburg, Mississippi, and much of this came from "the not-realizing on the part of the Southern people that the negro is a free man".

But I carried on as if this was an every day occurrence -- not!

And the more violence is going to become an every day occurrence.

But we're here to ease your worries about flying, which is, in reality, a very safe every day occurrence.

For people who have lived in the sunshine and celebrity-laden world of Los Angeles for years, celebrity-sighting is just an every day occurrence.

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Viewed now, three decades later, when the sight of a violent hit in the National Football League is an every-Sunday occurrence, the play seems almost routine: a wide receiver for the New England Patriots reaches for a pass.

In her political life, being called a "bitch" is close to an every-day occurrence.

While the FIFA scandal has made national headlines, allegations of embezzlement and theft in sports organizations, large and small, are an almost every-day occurrence in cities and towns across America.

Magic moments that I just kind of took in as every day occurrences.

The glory of the novel, she argued, was the opposite, that it spurred the imagination: "It is pleasant to the mind to sport in the boundless regions of possibility; to find relief from the sameness of every-day occurrences by expatiating amidst brighter skies and fairer fields".