Sentence examples for it is common now from inspiring English sources

It is common now to hear people around town say that the catastrophe of almost five months ago seems as if it happened five years ago.

In Cambodia's cities and scattered villages, it is common now to see spectral figures looking much like the starving victims of the Khmer Rouge years.

While character acts such as Eric Davis's outrageous Red Bastard, a hit on last year's fringe, have always worn costume, it is common now among traditional standups.

The series-ending celebration has become a news media event with greater participation by the fans than in previous generations (it is common now for players to bring Champagne on the field).

While it is common now for borrowers to question whether banks moving to seize their properties have the right to do so, in 2007, most borrowers assumed that the institutions foreclosing on them were acting properly.

It is common now for 10-year-olds to be forced to specialize in one sport, to play it year-round on costly traveling all-star teams with only a brief respite so they can attend exclusive summer camps.

It's common now to see people look up at each passing jet.

"It's common now to assert that there is a need for voter I.D.s, even without any evidence".

So if it's common now for men and women to be friends, why do we so rarely see it in popular culture?

It's common now to have books published by people all over the Commonwealth, but then Commonwealth writing was just coming out.

It's common now to hear stakeholders speak of Maryland as the ascendant centerpiece of the Mid-Atlantic racing scene.