Sentence examples for famous gap from inspiring English sources

They smiled easily, if not with a famous gap between the front teeth, but no cameras surrounded them.

The famous gap that rail passengers have been told to mind for decades could be in jeopardy after successful trials of a safety device to fill the gaps on London platforms.

The famous Gap khakis campaign, which invoked Miles Davis and Jack Kerouac rather than, say, the sales manager in the next cubicle, became a kind of Clinton-era sartorial blueprint: prosperity and informality and a spurious claim on cool, all of it enabled by a post-Cold War explosion in the global pool of cheap labor.

Remember the famous Gap advertising campaign, showing Amelia in her bomber jacket and khaki pants in the 1990s?

"Somewhere," he smiles, flashing that famous gap-toothed grin.

When Lauren Hutton first burst onto the scene, it seemed as though no one would ever be able to replicate her famous gap-toothed smile -- until Lindsey Wixson's million-dollar grin was spotted on just about every catwalk at Fashion Week.

In subjects like math and science, the famous "gender gap" is now closed, and boys continue to lag behind girls in reading.

This is the famous "explanatory gap" for qualia (Levine 1983, 2000).

I got to see the now-famous enthusiasm gap up close and personal last week, and it wasn't a pretty sight.

Some of these seem reasonable: the famous "mind the gap" announcement on the London underground, for example, warning passengers of the space between train and platform.

So too, was Watergate's Rose Mary Woods, President Richard Nixon's loyal employee, who was responsible for the famous 18.5-minute gap on a crucial White House tape.