A common sight on a rest day in the pueblo is that of a young man and woman, each with an arm around the other, loitering about under the same blanket, talking and laughing, one often almost supporting the other.
In Paris, London, Berlin, the motor mail van is a common sight.
It is a common sight to see creatures basking under one of these instruments in a somewhat comatose state.
There are a few minerals very plentiful, resembling brass, and it is a common sight to see polished buildings fantastic in their arrangement, shining through the pellucid water like gold.
It is a common sight to see parts of a sidewalk heaved up by a tree root and their force in this respect is tremendous.
Fate sometimes overtakes them, however, as it is a common sight to see the strangler meet the same end.
The abundant water supply in the rain forests results in an atmosphere saturated with water vapor and in some of them it is a common sight in the morning to see the forest rising out of an unbroken blanket of mist.
In any village or city in France it is a common sight on a pleasant day to find the householder turning his roaster on the curb in front of his home.
Modern plantation machinery is very scarce; the ancient method of hulling coffee in a circular trough where the dried berries are crushed by heavy wooden wheels drawn by oxen, is still a common sight in Venezuela.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "common sight" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
