Sentence examples for for a lapse from inspiring English sources

Republicans on Sunday blamed the Obama administration for a lapse in security.

I needed to tell him how unjust he was being, how he was risking everything between us for a lapse in memory.

"Then, as if horrified at such a spate of scoring, he retired once more to his slow plodding way," wrote Nourse, "as though offering an apology to all bowlers thereafter for a lapse from grace and good manners".

In a subdued speech at a luncheon a stone's throw from the Capitol where the Confederate battle flag flies, Mr. McCain, a former Navy war hero whose ancestors fought for the South, indicted himself for a lapse in honor.

But the collection had enough standout examples of craft, including a bone shearling coat with gold-embroidered stars and swirls scattered over the shoulders, to make up for a lapse or two in judgment.

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo went on national television, acknowledged that she had phoned an election commissioner during voting for president last year and apologized for a "lapse in judgment".

How, after 10 years as a New Yorker, could Ms. Yip account for such a lapse?

Hewitt was fuming with himself for such a lapse and immediately hit back, although he was helped by three consecutive unforced errors from the Dutchman from 40-30 ahead.

We defined the 90th percentile of the daytime baseline as the threshold for an attentional lapse (average lapse threshold shown in Figure 3, left panel) and determined this individually for each subject.

He blasted the police for allowing such a lapse in security.

The error was pointed out in an e-mail in February; the correction was delayed for research after a lapse at The Times.