Sentence examples for concentration lapse from inspiring English sources

Last year, a concentration lapse in the afternoon practice might have followed.

"Because you're on the floor" (not the case in "De La Guarda"), he said, "it feels safer, and there can be a tendency to let your concentration lapse.

Frick capitalised on McCartney's late concentration lapse to shoot low into the bottom corner but nothing was going to spoil Healy's and Worthington's night.

In the final of the Italian Open, she was thoroughly outplaying Maria Sharapova, but she let her concentration lapse in the second set.

A day after Chris Duhon attributed the Knicks' double-overtime loss against the Charlotte Bobcats to an early concentration lapse, D'Antoni sent up another distress flare by juggling his rotation.

Appropriately enough a seven-man passing move coinciding with a home concentration lapse concluded with Redmond finding himself unmarked and connecting with Olsson's cross before directing a cushioned volley beyond the helpless Elliot.

"We should have won the game, but one point is better than none," said Monk. "The two times we didn't concentrate we were punished... the possession was so easy that our concentration lapsed a little.

"Beware of concentration lapses".

What happens when our concentration lapses?

There have been no obvious concentration lapses this season — and, to Cano, no change in Girardi.

At the start of the second set, Murray's concentration lapsed briefly and he was three break points down.