Sentence examples for expired again from inspiring English sources

My lease expired again, and my rent was effectively raised 400%.

He took his argument even further this year when all those tax cuts expired again.

My lease expired again, and Miss Ross called to tell me that my rent was being raised.

That would reduce deficit projections and, the officials reckoned, provide an impetus for overhauling and simplifying the tax code before the middle-class tax rates expired again.

He was twice subpoenaed to divulge his source; once by the Bush administration, and, after the first grand jury investigating the case expired, again last year by the Obama administration.

If Mr. Netanyahu does accept the administration's proposal, the hope is that the Israelis and Palestinians would get far enough in two months of negotiations — perhaps even tackling the contentious issue of the borders of a Palestinian state — that neither would want to walk away once the moratorium expired again.

It has expired every few years and expires again at the end of this year.

Late last year, when the cuts first expired, Mr. Obama yielded to Republican demands to extend all the cuts (while insisting that they expire again after 2012).

The beginning of the budget debate will play out against the background of a continuing fight over the payroll tax cut, which will expire again at the end of February unless Congress decides to extend it.

But now, with just two weeks to go before the rent laws regulating more than one million apartments in New York City are to expire again, there is general agreement among state leaders that the laws should be renewed.

This juncture has emboldened advocates of a reimagined Pennsylvania Station to propose that the Garden's permit be renewed for only 10 years, thereby compelling everyone involved to come up with a plan for moving the arena off the station before the permit expires again.