Lapsing

The lapsing variety expires after three years.

Below him was another layer of prone men, their panting lapsing over the hours into a terrible quietude.

How dismayed we are to see Barbara, his wife, happiest as a stylish young mother in law school, lapsing into an older woman confused by dementia.

Against the mad rush of Westernization of Japanese daily life after World War II, Tsuge also employed comics to revisit and find new value in native Japanese customs and modes of living, and without lapsing into nostalgia.

Houses in the early Puritan towns were built close together, so you could watch for lapsing sinners.

It provided for the lapsing of the acquisition and gave an option to the appropriate government to initiate the acquisition process afresh at the market rate.

The shift, they said, included layoffs, lapsing contracts of anti-money-laundering staffers and the closing of a transactions-monitoring office in New Castle, Delaware.

This appeared to signal that an eleventh-hour effort by the two countries to prevent GSOMIA from lapsing could be taking place behind the scenes.

The waiting period usually also applies after a policy is reinstated after lapsing.

Wilde, lapsing into inaction, could only say, "The train has gone.