Sentence examples for expiration date approaches from inspiring English sources

As for Ms. Lohman, she suffers the indignities of the genre like a champ, morphing from mouse to hellion as her expiration date approaches.

Rand Paul indicated his intention on Friday to filibuster a surveillance reform bill that he considers insufficient, as privacy advocates felt momentum to tear the heart out of the Bush-era Patriot Act as its Snowden-era expiration date approaches.

As the ban's expiration date approaches, four out of the five detainees remain on the United Nations' blacklist that freezes their assets and imposes a separate travel restriction.

But, as the expiration date approached, Cisco's stock was nowhere near $15.

With the expiration date approaching for their court order, they would set up a new undercover operation for Aug. 30, this time at what was then the Valley Hilton Hotel in Sherman Oaks.

I don't believe there's some magical expiration date approaching, by which time she and I need to somehow do, or say, or pray just the right things to get them to "turn straight", or forever lose them to the other side.

Still, with my passport expiration date rapidly approaching, I thought I had finally come up with a way to beat the odds.

But once members are signed up, the site doesn't take the obvious step of keeping track of renewal dates, and then e-mailing renewal reminders to members whose expiration date is approaching.

If its expiration date is approaching, you'll need to renew your passport before your next overseas trip.

If the expiration date is approaching soon, contact your bank.

For most presidents, the expiration date for this rhetorical approach is roughly, two years or the period between inauguration and the first mid-term election.