Sentence examples for more common sight from inspiring English sources

It's becoming a much more common sight".

And customer-actors are likely to become a more common sight.

Seaplanes used to be a more common sight on the East Side of Manhattan.

A more common sight was that of police officers scanning the crowd from rooftops along the route.

Firefighters older than 50, the gatekeepers of a job steeped in tradition and reliant on on-the-job training, were a much more common sight six years ago.

A mix of commuters, not just the wealthy, use them; utility vans and delivery trucks are a much more common sight than luxury saloons.

Even as military vehicles become more common sights in Mexican cities, and tourists who know Spanish can read messages direct from the drug dons occasionally hung on overpasses in cities across the country, the government objects to suggestions that Mexico has become one big crime scene.

Citing a report published by Ceres, Lauren McCauley wrote on Common Dreams in July: "Bright torches of natural gas are to become an ever-more common sight along the horizon of North Dakota as the environmentally devastating practice of flaring, or burning off natural gas as a byproduct of oil production, continues to skyrocket".

But more common was the sight of employees like Jasmin King and Wilhemina Addo, gathered around a register in a dress department on an upper floor at Macy's.

Comets are a more common occurrence than the sight of Tiger Woods capitulating.

While this is more common for tours and sight-seeing boat trips, it's a good way of looking around for a good charter.