Sentence examples for to be lap from inspiring English sources
Dr Sanders said she had been surprised at the "endless supply of women" wanting to be lap dancers.
And we – like big kids missing our kindergartens and nurseries – seem to be lapping it up.
Hit potential Likely to be lapped up by the indie movie crowd, but that may not be enough.
4.12pm GMT A dramatic photo here from Newcastle, where the River Tyne seems to be lapping at the pavement.
In the great scheme of soaps, Ambridge is a pond not a torrent, but lately life seems to be lapping round our ankles.
"Macao, its charmingness has brought the resort of all kind of people in the world, by no means, it is the richest of place to be lapped in luxury.
He gives good quaver (not the cheese-based snack, the vocal tremble), which can't help but denote passion, and people seem to be lapping that up right now.
The ripple effect of the downturn seems to be lapping at the edges of every corner of New York, spilling a little or a lot of worry wherever it flows.
Have batsmen drunk the bar dry or is there an inexhaustible supply of runs to be lapped up?
They appear to be lapping it up!
