But the play was rather commonplace.
They got bored with her plight, which was rather commonplace that year.
These days, of course, such notions as wireless communications, video on a thin silver disc and powerful palm-size computers are rather commonplace.
For me, the beginnings were rather commonplace — childhood plus piano, the normal Soviet routine: Schumann's "Merry Peasant," Bach's "Rigaudon," "For Elise," "Moonlight Sonata Part I"... Then my pinkie got caught in the chaise longue that my friend had kicked out from under me.
The couple's work has sometimes been compared to a fantasy, a term Julian dislikes because it is rather too commonplace an idea.
The girl, instead of being a model, which was rather a commonplace, might work at Vogue, where his wife's former secretary, a very clever girl who spoke four or five languages... but Vogue is already a little too fancy, perhaps, he decided.
He said he had omitted the line on Monday because "I suppose I felt it was rather a commonplace" which had been often stated by Labour and because he wanted to get across what Labour wanted to happen in the medium term – that the stimulus would bring growth that would lower borrowing.
After texting MYNBA for the app, I only received a cryptic "NBA 2 Go is coming soon for your phone", which is a rather commonplace Sprint Katana.
Gibson's penchant for taking present day cutting-edge science and projecting it into a not-so-distant future is actually rather commonplace.
