Sentence examples for newly commonplace from inspiring English sources
I don't want to hide this newly commonplace passage of womanhood, but wear it like Demi Moore wore her pregnancy on the cover of Vanity Fair.
Bicycle taxis have been on the city streets for a decade, and there are at least three entrepreneurs hiring them out — the largest is the Soho-based Pedicabs of New York — but they seem newly commonplace in midtown.
For myself, for my three daughters, in this ultra body-conscious age, I don't want to hide this newly commonplace passage of womanhood, but wear it like Demi Moore wore her pregnancy on the cover of Vanity Fair.
With the increasing availability of newly discovered biomarkers personalized drug development is becoming more commonplace.
One IEN described a substantial incongruity between previous experiences in another country where staff members were informed in advance of newly recruited staff and where introductions on arrival were commonplace.
It also codified a commonplace practice, which all but required the Censor to appoint any newly elected magistrate to the senate.
The most commonplace thing is now imbued with danger -- fearsome bacteria lurk in the salad bar amid croutons, a newly minted carcinogen foments in the fabric softener -- and staying tuned provides the only safety.
Calling newly out figure skater Brian Boitano "a huge inspiration," she noted, "Growing up in skating, [meeting gay people] is so commonplace".
This is not yet commonplace, but an interesting precedent was set last year when a Canadian gambling company bought the right to name a newly discovered species of South American monkey.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
