Sentence examples for going to be uncommon from inspiring English sources
The usual suspects had already been ruled out; whatever caused this clot was going to be uncommon.
Channel distribution is considered to be "uncommon".
A round of side betting when the game goes to point is not uncommon, just as in poker the betting may continue.
"From what I understand, it's not an uncommon condition and it's not an uncommon procedure he's going to go through," General Manager Ed Wade said.
Indeed, names such as Gokongwei (a long form of the Chinese name Go) are uncommon at tables seating Ayalas, Roxas, Ortigas or Sorianos the mestizo-Spanish dynasties that make up Filipino high society.
"It was determined that there was some what you would call as horsing around outside the office, going to bars and things that are not uncommon in the media business," Stracher told the AP.
"This is very uncommon and uncharacteristic of the way we played and the way we're going to play".
People will be quite surprised if the satirist actually goes to prison; it's not uncommon in Greece to receive a light sentence which can be bought off or suspended.
