Sentence examples for once commonplace from inspiring English sources
OPERA in translation was once commonplace.
Cost-of-living adjustments, once commonplace, have disappeared.
These tests, at once commonplace and unnerving, are the trusty siblings of cancer treatment.
Duels were once commonplace, as were fights with fists and firetongs.
Once commonplace, the five-test series is now largely confined to the Ashes.
Predictions of the future, once commonplace at Mr. Allen's events, were scarce this year.
And it raises the possibility that a pro-life liberalism — that once-commonplace, now-mythical persuasion — would actually have a stronger argument to make than the one Texas's critics are making now.
Perineal tears, perhaps, are once again commonplace.
Power cuts and gasoline shortages are once again commonplace.
His faith in India was once as commonplace as his despair over the superpowers.
They kneeled at the back of the tank and twisted the spigot, releasing a stream of clean water — once so commonplace.
