Sentence examples for actually expire from inspiring English sources

During those moments I sometimes wonder whether she might actually expire.

I'd like to do it as a very old lady and actually expire - see if we can arrange that".

Because of the peculiarities of rules governing terms on the Fed board, Mr. Greenspan's term as a governor does not actually expire until 2006.

Although the contract doesn't actually expire until next year, rival networks aren't wasting any time resorting to gorilla tactics to steal her away.

After all, unlike Rob, they had made it to three score and more, and although I understand perfectly well that to be an alert mind in a senescent body can be a curse - just as can the reverse - the fact is that at all ages we'd just as soon it was the others who actually expire.

"If they tell me, 'Listen there's a good chance it's going to be a real miserable experience for you, for those few hours before you actually expire,' I'm still gonna do it," he said in court recently.

They actually expired.

The estate tax had actually expired.

Mr. Kerry's term actually expires in 2008.

And he actually expired while undergoing a medical checkup — right in his doctor's arms.

I had no idea that the Fancy Feast you gave me was actually expired tapioca pudding you'd been storing in the bread maker.