Sentence examples for and expires in a from inspiring English sources

The glutton Jakob Schmidt decides to eat himself to death and expires in a pool of excretions.

How long this takes varies from species to species; in the wild, the Agave americana, a native of northeastern Mexico, flowers after anywhere from ten to thirty years, and expires in a shower of bright-yellow blossoms.

Quoting one contemporary record, Warner reports that "a laborer by the name of George Wade went to a public house in Westminster, 'drank a Pint of Gin off at a Draught, and expired in a few Minutes.' " Then there were those widely reported cases, duly confirmed by physicians, where drunkards spontaneously caught fire (although their beds or chairs were mysteriously undamaged).

The new law, which is intended as a stopgap and expires in six months, also represents a power shift in terms of the oversight and regulation of government surveillance.

Sixty-year-old Susan faces losing her home when her husband and provider, Barry, suddenly expires in a sexual misadventure the aftermath of which exposes decades of covert financial misdeeds.

This San Francisco Bay Area magazine didn't live long, starting in 1962 as a quarterly and expiring in 1975.

My visa expires in a month".

With a trip to a foreign country on the horizon and my passport expiring in a few months, it was time.

The film wafts along for an hour and a half before expiring in a little cloud of vapour.

And although most options expire in a few months, Leaps options, for long-term equity anticipation securities options, which mature in one to three years, are also available on indexes and some stocks.

O'Neill intends to retire after next season, and Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius and Torre have contracts that expire in a year.