Sentence examples for on lap one from inspiring English sources

But his actual race was short-lived after he was unceremoniously biffed out by Pascal Wehrlein on lap one.

Kenny led the dawdle, peering over his right shoulder as Skinner climbed the banking on lap one.

He was too impetuous at La Source on lap one, which is the very first place this race can be lost and where it consequently was for him, Raikkonen and Vettel (who was also at fault).

Rosberg had taken advantage of pole with a clean run through the first two corners, avoiding the chaos involving Vettel and Kvyat in his wake, which had caused the virtual safety car to be deployed on lap one.

Vettel's slim hopes of making the title fight last to another race looked to have disappeared after a three‑place grid penalty imposed due to failing to slow sufficiently under red flags during the first practice session, compounded by his spin on lap one.

Their car and its Honda power unit has been way off the pace all season and they had qualified 17th and 18th on the grid, ahead of only the two Manor cars, and in the race Jenson Button was knocked out on lap one by his team-mate Fernando Alonso.

And off she ran like a car with no brake A trail of giggles lay way in her wake And fearing every imaginable harm I bolted up too and reached for her arm The rest of the meal she sat on my lap One hand on her waist, the other my wrap Scarfing down grub at a dizzying rate I pondered my sorry parental state We've tried that and this to keep her from fleeing Maybe this is just the core of her being?

He sat with an open score on his lap one recent morning discussing the American trip.

When his Jack Russell terrier, Miss Brooks, pounces on his lap, one wishes to scold the dog for possibly breaking its owner in two.

He screams, "Nine-one-one!," turns around, and does his jig back to the store while Laurel shouts, "No! No!," and gets into the car and starts the engine, not even stopping to put Malcolm in his car seat but holding him on her lap, one hand pressing him to her chest, so that a flower of blood appears on her shirt, the other gripping the wheel.

I just look at your kids and think, if only I had held my own boys on my lap one more time.