It's not uncommon for multiple turns to pass without a minigame, and even when offered one of the 75 new entries, they are severely lacking in strategy or excitement, despite the new control options.
It was not uncommon for meals to turn up late at Franks, but this was a complete meltdown; the whole room was waiting to be served.
The dream of common blood can sometimes turn up uncommon blood — your piece discusses this phenomenon in an American context, noting the fact that many of the New York-area Seabrooks are black, and you are not.
With very limited disposable income and no savings to cover emergency expenses, it's not uncommon for tenants to turn to expensive weekly payment stores because they believe they have no other option.
Alde Garden Tipis, Suffolk It's not uncommon for pubs to turn their gardens into campsites during the summer months, but rather unusually, Marie and Mark Smith bought the Sweffling White Horse for its garden – and unexpectedly became pub landlords overnight.
"My performance permit was once rejected, and I had to cancel a few shows before because of the confusion between what I do—illusion and real magic," the illusionist said, adding that it is not uncommon for him to turn down performances if he feels that he will "get bullied by the religious police".
It is not uncommon in the village-turned-community for individuals to have experiences similar to those of Wang Mei and Li Jing.
At the governor's news conferences in Austin, it was not uncommon for Mr. Bush to turn for help to Ms. Hughes, who could at times be more sure-footed addressing questions.
It's not uncommon for the committee to turn down a resolution, said Rev. Dwight McKissic, the Texas pastor who submitted the proposal.
It's not uncommon for a misdemeanor to turn into a felony that's punishable by up to ten years in prison if you try to hide or destroy evidence with police officers present and you know that they are undertaking an investigation.
