Sentence examples for past the gap from inspiring English sources

"I had to take a hold of him to get him past the gap and I can feel a lot of strength there.

Later, as we walked down Omotesando-dori past the Gap and J. Crew, KFC and McDonald's -- and, weirdly, Howard Baker, the American ambassador, idling in a souvenir shop called the Oriental Bazaar -- the only old buildings I noticed were a compound of low-rise modernist flats.

Walking past The Gap, yelling at no one in particular, "I don't care what it takes, you sell those toxic assets!" At best, you'll look like a fool.

He was walking past The Gap clothing store when some officers ran by.

We moved down walkways saturated in white light, past The Gap and Target, H&M and Walgreens, arriving eventually at a cavernous hallway where the tracks of a roller coaster reached nearly to the latticed steel beams of the ceiling a few hundred feet above.

Reading past the gap in a comparison requires changing the offset of the points being examined.

In his video installations reconstructing events from the recent past, the gaps widen vertiginously between what we see in front of us and what we remember.

Today, startups can poach talent from large technology firms that may have been out of reach in the past, since the gap between compensation at startups and large technology companies like Microsoft and Google has become small to non-existent.

The metaphors here, located securely in the past, measure the gap between one's "distorting" reflection and one's self.

Intellectually, the British and American elite know that over the past decades the gap in wealth between the top one percentile and everyone else has increased.

In fact, on some occasions when Ms. Roberts has taken vacations in the past, the ratings gap between "Today" and "G.M.A".