Sentence examples for expired can from inspiring English sources

Immigration violations, like staying in the country after a visa has expired, can lead to deportation but are not criminal matters and have traditionally been the responsibility of federal agents.

In addition, once the strike began, unsolved grievances that have piled up since the con tract expired can become is sues, and both sides can try to use the solution of these grievances as a lever in solving the local problems.

Storing the certificates until they become expired can accelerate future communications.

The Hamburg senator for social and family welfare issues, Detlef Scheele, said "we're trying to establish currently how the ones whose visas have expired can be sent back to Italy", German media reported.

A good day under siege meant I was given an expired can of food with worms in it.

Thus, what the majority of the circuit panel has suggested is that the antitrust immunity bestowed by a collective bargaining agreement, albeit one that has expired, can never really end.

By the way, if the Rapture comes before my lease expires, can I have your apartment?

Any 2013 tax cut that would offset the effect of allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire can easily be made retroactive.

Drivers who return to their cars up to 30 minutes after their meters expire can pay the difference to avoid a fine.

Another method by which sublease space is being reduced is through buyouts, where tenants who want to leave before their lease expires can pay a fee to the landlord, who then re-lets the space, ideally at a higher rent.

I mean, when you put your mind to it — which I do a lot lately because I watch quite a bit of what I call Paranoia Television — how many ways to expire can you come up with?