Sentence examples for lapsed some time from inspiring English sources

The copyright in a work, duly registered at the time that registration was required pre-19788), may never have been renewed, and so its protection may have quietly lapsed some time ago; for many more obscure works, it's hard to know.

The indications from the picture of the action here are that he threw a body block and after the lapse of some time, a short period of time, the blow was struck while Hackbart was down on his knee watching the action.

This lapsed time can substantially affect the strength and ductility of the material.

An approximate relationship between the gain and lapsed time after circulation is proposed.

I was wondering, have you, after a considerable amount of lapsed time, thought of anything worse?

That will mean a lapsed time of about one week between final edit and finished book.

First, one of these is during treatment with folate, one and the end of treatment and the final one after some time has lapsed post treatment.

"There is virtually no voting by poll at AG Ms, ACGA notes, "and meetings are often held in remote locations".The government has introduced a new companies bill, which would allow shareholders to pursue class-action lawsuits, but it will probably lapse when elections are called some time before May.

Unavoidably, some time normally lapses between detectability – typically through self-examination – and clinical diagnosis followed by treatment of breast cancer.

Some Lapse of Time – an episode about a doctor pushed to the edge of collapse by nightmarish visions while treating a homeless man suffering from high levels of radiation poisoning – is played out in a gleaming white hospital set created by a talented young BBC designer called Ridley Scott.

Often the contracts also allow posting of the submitted version only after some lapse of time.