Sentence examples for lapses back from inspiring English sources

Then he lapses back into his complaint about the administration's coddling of bondholders.

Carey sings Streets of Laredo as a lullaby and has a moving death scene in which he lapses back into childhood to recite the Lord's Prayer.

But now that their man or at least their process—has won, the danger is that Ukraine lapses back into being a faraway country of which they know little.

In piecing together a life story, the mind nudges moral lapses back in time and shunts good deeds forward, these new studies suggest — creating, in effect, a doctored autobiography.

Mel Gibson is made to say "I prefer one tyrant 3,000 miles away to 3,000 tyrants one mile away" -- a garbled quote from Boston Tory Mather Byles -- and then lapses back into slang.

When Cosimo is arrested in 1433 in a plot hatched by his rivals in Florence and has to scheme and bribe his way out, the documentary lapses back into the language of Mario Puzo: "Money talked and Cosimo walked").

"I believe that we cannot afford Afghanistan to lapse back into a failed state".

He only ever made a single convert – a tribal chief who lapsed back into polygamy.

But repeated revisions of the lookout list kept lapsing back to the original search.

He may lapse back into his Camus coma at any moment.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said if the nation hurtles over that "fiscal cliff," the economy will likely lapse back into recession.