common sight

A century ago they were a common sight on the Sound.

They are a common sight in many places around the world.

Later developed by others, it is now a common sight.

Human rights groups are also a common sight at the facility.

Birds, as well, were just beginning to become a common sight.

While still not a common sight, in recent years I've seen more whales, which is good news.

It was a common sight, and few people did more than stare at him once.

After all, police cars and those who drove them were a common sight.

Golden yellow eyes were not a common sight, after all.

Bicycles on the road are a common sight in the city.

These trucks are a common sight in most urban areas.

The car is thus becoming a common sight in Cuba.

Certainly, the 7 Series seems less alien as it becomes a more common sight.

Although Vegetable gardens also used to be a common sight around the town.

It is a common sight to see people fishing from the rocks.

Young people with old books is a common sight on the conservative circuit, and perhaps a growing one.

The bus quickly became a common sight on British roads.

Turtles are a common sight along the coast line of the island.

His wheelchair has become a common sight to the locals.

Students from mainland China are a common sight at schools and universities around the world.

Nadia had tears in her eyes, not a common sight.

I try to keep it out of common sight.

The blue overalls of the Party could not be a common sight in a street like this.

That is why aging artifacts are not a common sight here.

These wagons were cheap to make and a common sight all over the country.