Sentence examples for the common sight from inspiring English sources

Cave also laments the common sight of British holidaymakers boarding the plane to fly home from her adopted base in California, covered in sunburn, or the local US kids whose school seems oblivious to the issue.

That is why the now common sight of blacks and Hispanics on the streets of South Boston, and in its once all-white housing projects, is so striking.

The most common sight words have been compiled onto lists, such as the famous Dolch Sight Word Series and the Fry List.

On those war-room screens the most common sight is a Palestinian in a donkey cart trundling along a dirt track.

It is the most common sight and is recommended for hunting and recreation.

Birds suitable for shooting were introduced from the continent, and the pheasant became a common sight in the copses around large country estates.

The restrained anthem Wasting My Young Years is greeted with the all too common sight of a sea of camera phones held aloft, which seems ironically fitting.

Binge Britain headlines have been one of the most common sights of the decade, and thirsty Brits abroad the subject of many of them.

Hence the all too common sight of raggedy hems on long boho dresses being dragged along high street pavements and G-string bikinis in the park.

The Health Protection Agency said the "disgusting" habit – a common sight at many matches – could lead to infections being passed on.

Queues at the butchers and the grocers became a common sight and some cities even saw rioting.