Sentence examples for lapse until from inspiring English sources

When the war ended in 1815, the tax was allowed to lapse until 1842, when it was revived by the prime minister, Sir Robert Peel.

Cutler began singing in the Salvation Army at the age of six, but let her talents lapse until a friend forced her back on stage aged 50.

For 18 years he campaigned tirelessly for a law against black magic, but his bill was allowed to lapse until, on his death, a severely trimmed version was passed.

However, in a statement to Hearts' website, she stressed that "the cooling-off period for the UBIG decision does not lapse until Sunday 27 April.

Despite rumours of dressing-room rows between Pietersen and his team-mates over Flower's management style, many England fans are still in the dark over what happened because of a confidentiality agreement signed by the player and the ECB that does not lapse until September.

Perhaps month will then lapse until oral argument is presented in the case, and more months will lapse until a decision is announced.

And Ivan Milatovic confesses: "Embarassing wildlife lapses: until last year, I thought gherkins were cucumbers that grew in the sea.

The investigation of penicillin virtually lapsed until 1938, when Florey and Chain reinvestigated its properties and preparation.

To many, the very name of Wyvill's National Association was dangerously suggestive of the Protestant Association, and the parliamentary reform movement lapsed until the 1790s.

"We're going to have those lapses until we're at full strength; some of our guys are playing out of position at times," Scott said.

The time lapsed until the mouse entered the alcove was measured as the entering latency.