Sentence examples for once a common sight from inspiring English sources
OCEANPORT, N.J.-They were once a common sight at racetracks: veteran handicappers hawking homemade tip sheets.
Plans will be developed to help farmland birds, once a common sight, return to the land.
Its postal staff will stop using the red Pashley Mailstar, once a common sight across the UK.
Bobolinks, called skunk blackbirds in some places, were once a common sight in the Eastern United States.
An iconic bird, known for its colorful mating dance, it was once a common sight across the great open spaces of the American West.
Only once on our whole trip did we see what was once a common sight — a church in ruins, with trees growing out of the belfry.
Pairs of "buttonwoods" once were a common sight in front of stately Colonial homes; few other pairs from that period, if any, remain.
His firm, Dave Smith Instruments, is at the forefront of this renaissance in music making and his analog instruments are once again a common sight on stages around the world.
This once endangered bird is now a common sight in Wales thanks to a successful breeding programme.
Colonial detritus is a common sight throughout Congo, which once had an elaborate infrastructure built by the Belgians to extract the land's wealth from the country's interior and transport it to the coast where it was shipped north for Europe.
His appearances in The Daily's offices at the News Corporation's Manhattan headquarters have been a common sight for staff members, who see him there about once or twice a week meeting with top managers.
