Sentence examples for lap him from inspiring English sources
The phrase "lap him" is correct and usable in written English, depending on the context
It can be used in contexts related to racing or competition, where one competitor overtakes another. Example: "In the final lap of the race, she managed to lap him, securing her victory."
Mitt Romney ticked off five sons, five daughters-in-law and, lest he let Bachmann lap him, 16 grandchildren.
"When that happened, for a guy like Andy, it was time to look in the mirror and ask himself why these guys were starting to lap him".
Like a mahogany odalisque, Ronaldo arranges himself on a recliner and allows the sun to lap him all over, except for the narrow band covered by his ever more abbreviated shorts; unlike Terry, pinioned by Toni's tenacious legs, he can do without a female accomplice.
Just once, in a 40-over Sunday league match at Weston-super-Mare, when the Kent opener Brian Luckhurst, in making 142, decided to lap him down a stiff breeze and Cartwright's eight overs conceded 77 runs, did anyone ever really clobber him.
As Diniz attempted to lap him, the two collided and Badoer's car flipped over; the Italian escaping injury.
Maybe, despite his six golds, he was depressed seeing himself as second fiddle to Michael Phelps, and wanted to lap him in the public eye ― albeit not in a pool.
The audience are lapping him up.
The English, many of them anyway, lapped him up.
The Italian half of the crowd lapped him up, the rest bemoaned him as a cynic.
In their race to unseat the president, however, some political factions have simply lapped him, drawing up a second censure motion even before he had responded this week to the first.So how did Mr Wahid decide to address these hostile parliamentarians?
Steven Burke of the newly-enthused Team GB! GB! GB! goes in the second heat, which is starting.... now! 10.25am: Steven Burke trounces his track-mate, the Colombian Alzate, lapping him in fact, and beats his own personal best by nine seconds.
