Sentence examples for start lapsing from inspiring English sources

Particularly canny operators will get a third: the one where you actually start lapsing into all those habits you'd previously made up.

The former N.F.L. referee Mike Pereira writes on Foxsports.com that a strong start lapsed into more mistakes later, but other than giving Seattle an extra timeout, there were few major gaffes.

After a little while, the President started to lapse back toward a Fox News partisanship — he could not resist the insistence that Americans stand for their national anthem.

Before camp started, Belichick lapsed into Angry Pharaoh mode, removing the images of Patriots greats from the walls and obelisks around team headquarters in an effort to ward off complacency.

The time lapsing from start of vasopressors until start of hydrocortisone was determined by the patients' charts.

"For me that's hard because if I start improvising, I lapse into the tongue of jazz," he said.

Early start of hydrocortisone was determined by the quartiles of lapsing time as less than 24 hours.

The New START would accomplish a 30percentt reduction in strategic deployed nuclear weapons and restart a system of inspections that lapsed when START expired in December 2009.

At the start of the time lapse the TVA is surrounded by lysosomes indicated by circles of LAMP1-RFP.

Meanwhile the counting rules being used (which date from the earlier Start-1 treaty) will lapse in December 2009.Neither side wants to continue all the cumbersome Start-1 rules.

Apparently a few stirring rallies as the Yanks were eliminated in the Round of 16 went over better with fans back home than they did with the hard-to-please American players, officials and even reporters who witnessed the sluggish starts and lapses up close.