Sentence examples for a sell by from inspiring English sources

In Montana, for instance, milk must come with a "sell by" label.

A "sell by," "use by" or "best if used by" date.

Some producers include a "sell by" date that's largely meant for use by retailers.

Tira Harpaz, writing for the blog Feministing, quipped that women "have a sell by date and after that we're pretty disposable".

Many of the fresh products recalled bore a "sell by" or "best before" date of May 2 or May 3. Telephone calls to the company were not returned on Saturday.

The legislation which at first insisted that food had a "sell by" date started as a very laudable way of ensuring that retailers could not pass off old food as fresh.

There's a sell-by date.

Frozen meat does not require a sell-by date.

But obviously youth has a sell-by date.

It's just that every joke has a sell-by date.

"Aid is not successful unless it has a sell-by date," he says.