Sentence examples for lapsing for from inspiring English sources
"Scusi" ("Excuse me"), the pope told the president, lapsing for just a second into Italian, and then resumed his remarks.
He frequently lets things lapse for a few weeks.
Once called "fast track", TPA lapsed for new trade agreements in 2007.
At that point the British Government's power to suspend the Assembly will lapse for good.
Unless Mr. Bunning relents, it appears that the added unemployment pay will lapse for tens of thousands of people.
He had joined, aged 19, in 1953, then lapsed for a few years before rejoining in 1956.
During his incarceration, the deadline lapsed for filing an appeal of Dana and Dominique's suit against the city.
The secretary's first visit to Pyongyang was a disaster: The regime condemned his "unilateral and gangster-like demand for denuclearization," and talks lapsed for months.
The Robin Hood trap ReprintsThe year began with rows over extending benefits for the long-term unemployed, after Congress let them lapse for 1.3m Americans.
Benefits have lapsed for an estimated 200,000 Americans since Congress took its two-week spring break without acting on the jobless pay.
On January 20th, the day Mr Estrada left office, the deadline lapsed for nominating board members who represent the disputed government-owned shares.
