Examples of using Common sight in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And this was a pretty common sight.
It's a common sight, but is it the best solution?
Scaffoldings were a common sight.
The earth, and every common sight, to me… did seem appareled in celestial light.
Killer whales are now a much more common sight in the Arctic.
The earth, and every common sight"To me did seem"Apparell would in celestial light.
Most of the crowd are Thai but foreigners are a common sight;
Every day it is a common sight to see thousands of passengers using the railways.
Men in suits and women in pearls were not a common sight here.
This is a common sight daily, despite signs asking people to be a little more courteous.
Electric Bikes are becoming a more common sight on our roads.
Today, the most common sight on these canals is the sight of tourist boats sailing over them.
Dance floors and lighting effects also became common sights in karaoke bars.
Another common sight was the very prominent attendance of Arab Sheiks at the agricultural village inaugurations.
Dance floors and lighting effects are becoming common sights in karaoke bars.
This fairly common sight occurs when high thin clouds containing millions of tiny ice crystals cover much of the sky.
With all the gentrification and turnover in housing in the neighborhood, what's a common sight these days?
They are beautiful and colorful: it is a common sight to see a horse with different colors, for example, a white mane, brown body and black tail.
As we said, a debt-based national economyis not a phenomenon unique to Israel but a common sight throughout the west- especially the US.
It was a common sight to see them visiting each other in Gush Katif and in the Arab villages, not only in their offices but at their private homes.
But new green delivery vehicles could replace themillions of conventionally-fuelled vans which are currently a common sight in city centres.
A common sight in new neighborhoods now is residential buildings of 14, and even 20, storeys, with a cluster of gardens on one floor, or at most two floors.
Ships cruising close to the shore and shooting out large quantities of sand from a long pipe will most likely become a common sight along Israel's beaches in the coming years.
It's an increasingly common sight in hospitals around the world: a nurse measures our height, weight, blood pressure, and attaches a glowing plastic clip to our finger.
Japan continued to experience Westernization in the postwar era, much of which came about during the occupation,when American soldiers were a common sight in many parts of the country.
The time has come to examine how the violence andcriminality have become such a common sight in Arab communities, and how crime families have become a haven for young people seeking an easy, quick way to make money.
It was a common sight in later times, during their constantly recurring battles with the inferior tribes, to see one of these primitive men valiantly fighting with one hand while he struggled on, trying to protect and save an injured fellow warrior.
It also has tall green vegetation, from which you can suddenly see the birds flying to the sky without warning,a very common sight since many types of birds come to the park to breed and nest.