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- Waves lap against the windows of submerged homes.
- Similar lapses against the ACT could prove disastrous.
- Ocean fog and stratus clouds will lap against the Middle Atlantic and New England shores.
- Snakes slither in the shadows and the waves of the Caribbean lap against the cliffs.
- Lalas, who'd caught hell for his lapses against Guatemala in the opener, threw a straitjacket over Yorke.
- It's difficult to find lap against in a sentence.
- Here on the Baja California peninsula, temperate aqua water laps against desert shores of sand, yucca and creosote bushes.
- He said a combination of high tides, strong wind and a big swell caused waves to lap against the construction fence.
- Heidi Snow, who lost her fiance, Michel Breistroff, drove to the beach to feel the Atlantic lap against her legs.
- The guys have come together very well but we are not a good enough team to have any lapses against quality opposition like Australia,
- She said moving from the hard surfaces of the Lipton Championships to the slow clay of Sea Pines caused some serious lapses against Plischke.
- She's still learning, of course, and there were lapses against Kournikova, the ninth seed at the dlrs 1 million tournament.
- This is one of the prettiest parts of Japan, where clean streams ripple down green hillsides and a gentle sea laps against a sleepy shore.
- The Sea of Cortez laps against the east coast and some of the best surf in North America crashes against the Pacific shore on the west.
- India's fielders spilled five catches against Kenya and may be left to rue their lapses against any other team in the Super Six round.
- This is where the city's ocean laps against suburbia's shoreline, its rising tide swallowing a little more peace and quiet each day.