Sentence examples for own gap from inspiring English sources

And our children's tips from their own gap years didn't help much.

Yet they still think of themselves as Jews.In the West, freedom has opened its own gap between history and Halacha.

A Twitter account set up in protest collected nearly 5,000 followers and a"Make your own Gap logo" site went viral on the internet, prompting nearly 14,000 parody versions.

He said Klemp had been referring to his own gap teeth.

It's between Voldepussy and Reality, and Tyson didn't so much bridge it, as live on the far side of his own gap.

Each area has its own history and traditions, its own gaps in infrastructure, and its own distinctive patient population.

He also noted that regulators need "to look in the mirror" and take blame for their own gaps in oversight.

Regret is a collective of sorts -- the kind of gathering of memories that doesn't seek to fill its own gaps but instead invites the reader to find the connective tissue.

This way the management/managers are able to see where the employee believes they need improving and, what's more, the employees will be able to identify their own gaps and work on bridging them.

That preppy Upper East Side raincoat look is owned by Gap's own sister brand Banana Republic.

Higher education now speaks of its own achievement gap -- not, as in lower education, a gap between scores of black and white children but between what colleges say students are learning and what they actually are.