Sentence examples for lapsed during from inspiring English sources

Although the craft of veneering was practiced in classical antiquity, its use lapsed during the Middle Ages.

European interest in art lapsed during the Middle Ages, and the monasteries became the main repositories of cultural objects.

The estate tax lapsed during 2010, and the filing process has been complicated because the I.R.S. has not released details and forms that govern how heirs should establish the basis of assets inherited without an estate tax.

When in 254 two Spanish congregations (Mérida and León) appealed to him against a decision by Stephen to restore bishops who had lapsed during the persecution, he summoned a council to consider the case.

The rhythm that had flowed so melodiously before their five-day vacation missed a few beats, and their sense of urgency lapsed during a vital stretch of the fourth quarter.

This year, all four of the female Senate Republicans split with their party and voted with Senate Democrats to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act, which had lapsed during the last Congress.

So, have you been looking for an alternative to stocks or Treasury bonds and considering permanent life insurance (meaning that it won't lapse during your lifetime as term life insurance policies do)?

The assault weapons ban, which was instituted in the first term of the Clinton administration but was allowed to lapse during the Bush administration, marked the nadir of gun rights, according to gun advocates and their supporters on Capitol Hill.

But the Corriere della Sera, the paper that first spotted the loophole through which the leader of the Italian right might once again wriggle, pointed to a 1969 law that instructs judges to speed up cases that are at risk of lapsing during the summer break because of a statute of limitations.

Carr's interest in hockey lapsed briefly during college, but in 2004 it returned.

(Funding lapsed briefly during a reauthorization process in 2007 thanks to a presidential veto).