Three "Commonplace Books," containing accounts of court cases, investments, estates, deeds, claims, mortgages, settlements, taxes, etc. Ledger, Bryant Land Company, May 29 , 1909-Jan
The Congolese used to blame their leaders for their horrific problems, but many now blame juvenile necromancy instead.With broods of ten commonplace, there are plenty of children to accuse.
Trying to convert an environmental liability into an artistic asset, the Alliance for Downtown New York and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council have transformed three commonplace street impediments into objects that are meant to be more aesthetically appealing.
The collection consists of a diary (1766-1793), four commonplace books (1761-1802), and four notebooks of poems (1769- 1788).
Well, there are three commonplaces on which it repeatedly riffs.
Neil Chambers has a theory - he thinks they were a kind of Midlands Cornish pasty, a portable lunch for workers made from two cheap, commonplace ingredients.
Matthew Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, underscored that the practice was at one time commonplace.
One such commonplace is that space is full of stuff: galaxies, stars, planets, people and so on.
It's no coincidence that the set of browser technologies called "HTML5" went from zero to commonplace in the same timespan.
Rainfall totals of at least 3 in (76 mm) were commonplace elsewhere along the North Carolina coast.
