Sentence examples for often lap from inspiring English sources
It has become all too clear in recent months that corporate directors are more often lap dogs for executives than tough-minded protectors of shareholders' interests.
Algae, often unicellular ones, lap these nutrients up and breed like billy-o.
In public health, we in the press have more often been lap dogs than watchdogs.
In closing, it must be said that Ms. Kelley often performs lap dances on an empty chair.
Shoulder and lap seat belts do not often fit wheelchair-bound drivers properly.
Raines will probably be lapped early, and often, on the one-mile oval.
During the Cretaceous Period (145.5 to 65.5 million years ago), sea level was often high, and shallow seas lapped onto the continents.
Wherever you stand on sex in pop it's harder to objectify something with a personality and a sense of humour, and Miley's famous tongue is laughing as often as it's lasciviously lapping.
The mouthpiece, usually of ebonite (a hard rubber), has a slotlike opening in one side over which a single reed, made from natural cane, is secured by a screw clip, or ligature, or (in earlier times and still often in Germany) by string lapping.
