Sentence examples for somewhere uncommon from inspiring English sources
Viewed up close or from across the valley floor, the effect is transporting; you are somewhere uncommon and arresting.
This sentiment was not uncommon among respondents: somewhere, somehow the specimens would continue to be stored and used because they are too valuable to be destroyed.
I discovered that countries sort themselves into one of three groups: those where reasonably large tips are a part of the culture, those where tipping is uncommon and those that fall somewhere in between.
One of the old-style jammers-about-town -- it's not uncommon to see him sitting in somewhere late at night after one of his own gigs -- young Mr. Hargrove has an excitable edge that drives the band.
A few months after the incident, my wife and I moved out of the neighborhood to somewhere farther north on the Red Line, a not-uncommon passage for the newly married in this city.
This isn't uncommon, but most people seem to get over it somewhere around high school.
It is not uncommon for him to finish taping a show and then fly off somewhere like Fresno, Calif., where he appeared this summer at a chicken festival in 104-degree heat.
Suggesting that the proper path lay somewhere in between, Justice O'Connor said that "enemy combatant proceedings may be tailored to alleviate their uncommon potential to burden the executive at a time of ongoing military conflict".
At one time, it was not uncommon for Finns to give birth in saunas -- they offer warm, sterile environments -- and I like to think that somewhere in my bloodline is a true child of the sauna.
