Sentence examples for a gap advert from inspiring English sources

He is just bland-faced Benjamin Button, who eventually, in his youthful pomp, riding his motorcycle or sailing his yacht, has all the interest of a model in a Gap advert.

Yes, at times it looked a bit like a Gap advert from the dark side of the universe – with dancers dressed in different-coloured cotton suits and dresses, colliding and throwing themselves across the stage – but there was something extraordinary and inexplicably moving about it.

They look like a Gap advert.

Around him are a gang of fresh-faced twentysomething co-workers, like a particularly vexatious Gap advert.

And he glances at the table with four place settings, and he wags his finger and beckons me to follow him to a table with two place settings slap bang in the middle of the room, surrounded by tables of groups of Gap-advert people basking in the glow of social success, toasting each other's Gallic loveliness.

"Koko bridges a gap.

"There's a gap.

It's a gap".

That's quite a gap.

Quite a gap.

Bit of a gap".