I'd noticed this population bloom on the East End myself — the increasingly common sight of lines of turkeys crossing country roads, and taking their sweet time about it, too.
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 once common sight of hedgehogs in gardens could become a thing of the past, with the spiny species having suffered a dramatic decline in recent years on a par with the loss of starlings, red squirrels and other British wildlife.
Referring to the increasingly common sight of banks going for growth, coming a cropper, and getting bailed out, Haldane wrote, "In evolutionary terms, we have had survival not of the fittest but the fattest.
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.
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.
Binge Britain headlines have been one of the most common sights of the decade, and thirsty Brits abroad the subject of many of them.
While security has been tightened at airports, leading to the now-common sight of long lines, Americans are still jumpy about flying, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll shows.
While security has been tightened at airports, leading to the now-common sight of long lines, Americans are still jumpy about flying.
I couldn't see much, but what I did see was the all-too-common sight of a man too drunk to stand.
