Sentence examples for which gaps from inspiring English sources

The pervading atmosphere of breakdown throws into poignant relief the occasional poems in which gaps are bridged or people joined.

In 1828 Fairbairn introduced ventilated buckets in which gaps at the bottom of each bucket allowed trapped air to escape.

Over three consecutive practices Campbell walked his players through their assignments: which gaps, what plays to expect, who to cover when.

"Rigorous inspection and enforcement mechanisms are in place to insure labor standards are met," Bruno said, "and in those rare instances in which gaps in these standards have been identified, they have been swiftly resolved".

Deborah Sweet, editor of Cell Stem Cell and publishing director at Cell Press 11) A common reason for rejections is lack of context Make sure that it is clear where your research sits within the wider scholarly landscape, and which gaps in knowledge it's addressing.

Every political party now acknowledges the extent to which gaps open up in the first five years of a child's life that often stubbornly refuse to close, which is why the Labour government established an entitlement to nursery education, networks of children's centres and early intervention from birth for some families.

After more than two years' work, the panel has issued a call to arms with a sonorous title: "Closing the gap in a generation".Which gap, exactly?

But as chief executive he suddenly had a whole new set of issues to deal with at a very large company, which Gap had become.

Prices start at $59.50, which Gap hopes will appeal to budget-conscious shoppers trading down from designer jeans costing $100 to $300 a pair.

As "a people's brand," Mr. Farbman said, the attributes on which Gap's marketing could be focused include fun, optimism and value for money.

In the third quarter, the most recent financial period for which Gap Inc. has reported results, many apparel companies were rebounding from the previous year.