Sentence examples for next commonplace from inspiring English sources

I suspect nanny robots will be one of the next commonplace items we have in our homes.

Women wearing next to nothing is commonplace, but if you're over a size 10 your account may be banned.

He believes that once burrata has become commonplace, the next cheese trend will be for stracciatella, the rich, creamy middle of burrata without the mozzarella pocket.

While in Washington the next war was a "commonplace" topic of discussion, in the country at large people were still trying to come to terms with the last war - the one in Vietnam.

It is thought similar heatwaves will be commonplace in the next four to six weeks.

He predicted that his lab-grown retinal tissue would be ready for testing in humans within five years, and that replacement organs grown outside the body would be commonplace within the next 10 years.

He believes this will be commonplace inside the next 5 years.

One roboticist who is not involved in the project said he expected such technology to become commonplace within the next two to three decades.

Indeed, as such technological capabilities become more commonplace over the next several years, an entire networked-home industry will sprout up around them.

Sacrifice's evolution in contextual mouse control was something that would become more commonplace over the next few years.

It's rare that the "revolutionary" ideas of one epoch, in art or in anything else, don't become the commonplaces of the next.