Sentence examples for does not lag from inspiring English sources

"Goal-keeping is one department in which America does not lag behind foreign countries," Tom Connel wrote.

Because it is shot by high-powered, well-connected creative teams, the calendar does not lag behind fashion in the way that most glamour photography does.

The BFI's job, Ms Nevill says, is to make sure that Britain does not lag behind other countries in cementing ties.

If that remains the most regrettable period of his career – he was only in charge for eight months – Allardyce's current predicament at West Ham United does not lag far behind.

It is a gorgeous object, perhaps the most beautiful piece of pottery in the exhibition — and proof that Eastern Woodlands craftsmanship does not lag behind that of the Southwest.

It will be the 27th occasion the NPL has brought in a leap second to ensure that time based on the Earth's rotation does not lag behind time kept by atomic clocks.

Still, by American standards, Los Angeles doesn't lag as far behind as it may seem to.

But if "Love in the Time of Cholera" doesn't lag, it also doesn't especially lodge in the mind.

Tomato curry The Christmas feast is essentially a tarted up Sunday roast, that most British of meals, but curry doesn't lag far behind in the national popularity stakes.

Mr. Pene is a politically sharp singer who slicked up Super Diamono, a superpopular Dakar band through the 1980's, when he joined them as singer; in Senegal the band's popularity doesn't lag far behind Mr. N'Dour's.

As directed by Erik Pearson, the show pursues strange tangents — Lockwood's comically terrifying lecture about women, the counselors' unsettling arts-and-crafts presentation on the preparation and meaning of God's-eyes — but doesn't lag.