Sentence examples for making it common from inspiring English sources

From the 60s to the 80s, TV drama departments routinely scouted in theatres, making it common for a hit play – such as Trevor Griffiths Comedianss – to be transferred almost intact to Play for Today.

Although the sorter is in its early days, it could make it common place for people to recycle their clothes knowing that the fabric shows up — shredded and rewoven — in next year's fashions.

And that made it common to us all.

Many businesses may make it common practice to call before sending packages to colleagues, Mr. Hauer predicted.

So common knowledge immediately comes into play: to organize a successful rally, an organizer should make it common knowledge.

On June 17 , 1948 the unhappy Mougouch began an affair with Matta, whose indiscretion quickly made it common knowledge.

It's radical to imagine anyone feeling passionate about their source of power, but environmental concerns may make it common soon.

Now the one-in-10m estimated risk of transmitting Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease, the human equivalent of mad-cow, has made it common to use clippers only once.

Concerned about falling ill, he has made it common practice for Norway's pre-event news conferences to be held outdoors.

The continuing barrage of mergers, divestitures and restructurings has made it common for executives to inherit subordinates that, because of clashing styles, they would not have hired themselves.

The rapid pace of technologic advancement and increasing expectations for patient- and family-friendly environments make it common for radiology leaders to be involved in imaging remodel and construction projects.