become common

Paper did not become common for book making the the 15th century.

It has become common in every sense of the word.

In fact, you know nothing that is not soon to become common knowledge.

There are some things I cannot allow to become common knowledge.

He wanted to be off the streets before his return became common knowledge.

In no other way could the secret of my true nature have become common knowledge.

General: Has become common only in the last hundred years.

Recently, it has become common for nearly half a family's income to be spent on the child.

Something of his immediate plans, which later became common knowledge.

While not described as a required act, it has become common practice today.

This would become common practice some years later but was rare for 1984.

But it's so different that there is no chance it will become common.

I felt the first anger that would soon become common to me after my death.

The idea of "build it and they will come" became common practice as a result.

The term became common during the Late-2000s financial crisis, in which they played a major role.

A process of negotiation between the families became common place.

She taught this to the people and it became common.

Indeed, it has become common to talk of private language arguments.

I do not wish any of this message to become common knowledge.

After three days of competition, missing first place has become common for Americans.

"Despite the resistance, though, he would become common ground between the two schools."

At the time, there was little law enforcement, and drug use became common.

Which even today in 2015, has not become common place on any production vehicle.

However, it is only within the last generation or two that this has become common.