Sentence examples for ordinary have from inspiring English sources

Midwest blues-rockers The Black Keys, preceding the Foos, could at their most ordinary have played Reading in 1972.

But since 2010, when people first started calling Shiffrin the next Lindsey Vonn, words like "ordinary" have not been used to describe her racing ability.

"Perhaps the best thing I could do is write a story in which adjectives like commonplace and ordinary have the significance which glorious and divine carried in earlier comedies.

Overnight, the ordinary had become sinister.

When grief disrupts its calm, you know something out of the ordinary has occurred.

Then again, ordinary has not been a word frequently used to describe the Yankees this season.

He is ordinary, has an unremarkable job in an insurance callcentre in Leeds, and hates flying.

But for whatever reason, the sentence is there: "The ordinary has become extraordinary".

That alert remains in effect; so far, nothing out of the ordinary has been reported.

Looking down at the ground, you would never know that anything out of the ordinary had happened here.

In about 1300, polyphonic cycles of the Ordinary (having two or more sections musically related to one another) appeared.