It was not uncommon for those reserved seats to be unoccupied when the plane took off because the officials or their friends did not show up.
"Public policy based, judicial second-guessing of arbitral awards reinstating employees is very uncommon and is reserved for extraordinary circumstances, even when drug or alcohol related violations are at issue," Rogers wrote.
Much like Delphine, "Summer" initially seems slight, but it's a movie of uncommon sensitivity and emotional reserves.
And using common words in uncommon contexts isn't reserved for technology or business.
Its 827 pages are filled with hell-bent ambition, and yet also a deep reserve of uncommon, even egoless humility: DeLillo never insists, never veers into showy knowledge or egregious or paranoid plot.
He seemed to possess a brainy reserve of uncommon facts, which he delivered to outsiders like me as well as to friends and musicians who sat around and bought him drinks, listening to his accounts of centuries and civilizations that never made it to the classroom -- not yet, at least.
Uncommon, which produces the Reserve Channel on YouTube, makes half-hour shows for the Web and tries to get them picked up by networks to turn them into mainstream programs.
However, large reserves harboured more uncommon species than smaller reserves.
This is uncommon because random acts of desperate protest are reserved for a repressed, voiceless minority.
What is uncommon is the breathtaking size of this reduction in reserves, the largest ever.As has been widely noted, Sir Philip was previously in charge of Shell's exploration and production.
