Sentence examples for has a gap from inspiring English sources

English has a gap in its pronoun set.

Westfield has a Gap, FootLocker, Victoria's Secret, and a Banana Republic.

The Republicans want to allow insurers to charge more if an individual has a gap in coverage.

"Sounds good," replies Bill, who has a gap where a tooth ought to be and doesn't miss a beat.

There is a memorable line from Take This Waltz that goes: "Life has a gap in it, it just does".

The second line of evidence is the "case of the missing daughters".The cluster of Baptistina's young has a gap in it.

Not that Mr O'Brien rules out the acquisition of other companies when it's felt Panasonic has a gap it could fill.

Thus, one unconsciously tends to complete (close) a triangle or a square that has a gap in one of its sides.

Most smartphones sold in India are much cheaper than the iPhone, said Anshul Gupta, a Gartner analyst: "Where the masses are — there, Apple still has a gap".

The market has a gap for a relationship comedy, and that lack will be supplied on Wednesday by That Awkward Moment, with a cast topped by Zac Efron.

The editor has a gap to fill after his Barban correspondent, Barrington Saddler, has gone missing amid rumours that he's been abducted or murdered.