Sentence examples for gap the time from inspiring English sources

App developers and companies will need to continue to think strategically about new ways to bridge the "funding gap" — the time between making a sale and getting paid by the app store.

Twenty years is the usual nostalgia gap, the time it takes for fond memory to replace the embarrassment of succumbing to a long-gone trend; hence the Broadway-bound "Saturday Night Fever," despite negative reviews of its London production.

On the surface, this 'patching gap' – the time between the availability of a patch for a software vulnerability and the application of that patch – shouldn't be that long.

The author of the California legislation, Senator Hannah Beth-Jackson (D-Santa Barbara), held up the law as a framework for national action: "After years of dealing with a persistent wage gap, the time is now for women's paychecks to finally reflect their hard work and true value.

He had a friend in Acandí, though, just a kid, who guided Cubans across the gap all the time.

It had not responded to requests for further comment on the gap at the time of writing.

Although Art will remain at the Gap for the time being, many other equally beloved pieces will not.

"I tried to catch him but the pace was almost the same, it was the same gap all the time.

A title card announces a gap in the time of the film that stretches a little under a year.

There's still a gap between the time people spend on the Internet and advertisers' online budgets.

There was a seven-year gap between the time Bruce Wayne left Gotham and returned and started to become Batman.