Sentence examples for yet a common sight from inspiring English sources
Schwartz is confident that The Standard will contribute to New Orleans' visibility on the national (and international) scene, saying that, "Luxury condominium buildings aren't yet a common sight in the city, but The Standard is paving the way for continued growth and development in the downtown area.
Four years ago, the number of dispensaries had grown, but they were not yet a common sight in Toronto.
Public displays of photographs are a common sight in community spaces, yet while much attention has been given recently to the use of digital photography in the home, the community domain remains underexplored.
Yet from 1929 through until August 1979 she was a common sight, nestled serenely against the wooded bank of the river, a reassuring landmark for anyone who sailed up the Cleddau from Milford or Pembroke Dock.
Robots are a common sight in our factories and industrial workplaces, but have yet to make the jump into people's homes - whether because of cost or they're not intimate enough to have in the home.
So stadiums can be hired out for more football matches, to other sports or for rock concerts and the like.Yet, even as they have become a common sight both in Europe and in other traditional grass sports such as rugby, British footballers and supporters seem unconvinced.
Americans were a common sight.
Syrian restaurants are a common sight.
Buzzards and sparrowhawks are a common sight.
Empty storefronts soon became a common sight.
