Sentence examples for to have lapsed from inspiring English sources
Lauder's political aspirations appear to have lapsed.
Nigeria plays Argentina today in Ibaraki, Japan, but the talented Nigerians seem to have lapsed into dysfunction.
The Romance Writers of America said in a statement that Ms. Edwards's membership appeared to have lapsed.
New Orleans's acute crisis seems to have lapsed into a chronic crisis; the vibe is one of siege.
How odd, then, that Team Bush seems to have lapsed on what is arguably its most important economic task: preparing America for a successor to Alan Greenspan.Don't panic.
In Europe, canal building, which appears to have lapsed after the fall of the Roman Empire, was revived by commercial expansion in the 12th century.
The Nets, who have lost to only Dallas, Sacramento and Philadelphia at home this season, seem to have lapses in concentration at key moments.
A separate poll conducted in 2013 showed that younger adults are actually more inclined to have lapses in memory than older people.
Continue sending emails of potential "dates" to members whose memberships have lapsed, to show them what they are missing by not being out in the dating scene with their site.
Last week's consultation paper on parliamentary privilege suggests the power to fine may have lapsed.
The word chav, if your subscriptions to British periodicals have lapsed, is a noun that essentially means "ugly prole": loutish, tacky, probably drunken and possibly violent.
