Sentence examples for just lapse from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you can have a TIFA with a country, and it can just lapse," he said, using the acronym for the agreement.

She cannot just lapse into the "I am just the spouse" role.

His family – all except for one grandparent from Waterford, in Ireland – was not just lapsed Catholic, but determinedly anti-Catholic.

In what he calls a "half alcoholic screed," he went on: I too have moments of faith, or assurance, or beauty — or maybe just lapses in nihilism.

In what he calls a "half alcoholic screed," he went on: **{:.break one} ** I too have moments of faith, or assurance, or beauty or maybe just lapses in nihilism.

These were some of the issues and then we moved onto Canto II where we specifically, on the encounter of Dante with a musician, by the name of Casella, where Dante dramatizes, as if unaware, as if mindless of what had happened in the previous canto and the experience of the previous canto, he just lapses into exactly the same type of predicament that the previous canto had featured.

Italy just lapsed into recession.

It's just lapses in concentration.

There's nothing tactical about it, it's just lapses in concentration and too easy for the opposition to score". "I think the lads took a lot of unfair criticism at the weekend [losing to Sheffield United].

At Aberdeen University, the rent has been frozen for the past two years, but that's just lapsed.

If you are really having a hard time accessing this voice, imagine what compassionate words you would offer to a friend who just lapsed on a goal and turn those words back to yourself.