Sentence examples for now common place from inspiring English sources
Measuring the immune response to mycobacterial infections is now common place.
Camera phones are only now common place in global hotspots.
Live Web streaming is now common place from TV broadcasters, and there is Zurich-based startup Zattoo plugging away with some desktop software.
Whether it was a lollipop after seeing the doctor or a gold star at the end of a week in elementary school, getting positive praise is now common place for us.
The act, a display of appreciation for those who helped you, is now common place at all levels of basketball.
Susan says lawsuits are now "common place," and schools usually settle out of court to avoid expensive legal battles.
Whilst the use of CFD to study mixing vessels is now common-place, there are still many specialised applications that are yet to be addressed.
Ravi Shankar's Madison Square gig with George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton broke new ground with the then-radical but now common-place equation: if one pop star equals X amount of awareness, two pop stars will obviously equal X times two.
In what has now become common place in the Android update game, Sprint have delayed their Froyo update to the Epic 4G.
Still, personal computers were very pricey when they came out, and within two decades they're now so common place we have debates on how to dispose of them.
This is now, of course, pretty common place for kids growing up rewinding videos.
