Sentence examples for that were commonplace from inspiring English sources

Childhood diseases that were commonplace less than a generation ago are now increasingly rare because of vaccines.

The Tour hopes to avoid the two-group and three-group backups that were commonplace at tee boxes Saturday.

"Borrowers should see fewer backdoor pricing abuses" -- especially the bloated fees, interest rates and unequal underwriting standards that were commonplace during the housing boom years.

It must be especially hard for young men from poor backgrounds, without educational opportunities or the traditional options of secure industrial jobs that were commonplace among older men.

Brutal customs that were commonplace for millennia have been largely abolished: cannibalism, human sacrifice, heretic-burning, chattel slavery, punitive mutilation, sadistic executions.

Mr. Nish wants these cheeses and the dishes he's preparing explained to diners who are interested in knowing more about them, but he doesn't want the long-winded recitations by servers that were commonplace at March.

In Ireland or Scotland, for example, that is commonplace.

"The Goelet celebrates something that is commonplace now.

Farmers also dislike delayed payments that are commonplace in contract schemes.

New condominiums, like Mrs. Gardner's, offer amenities and prices that are commonplace downtown.

The reason for a lack of patience is the unending technologies that are commonplace today.