Sentence examples for expired up from inspiring English sources

When Trump rescinded DACA, he said was giving Congress six months to act, because his administration allowed recipients whose protections expired up until March 5 a brief window to renew them.

The contracts expire up to five calendar-year quarters ahead.

"I am about to expire up here," a sweaty Woolfe-meister told the crowd.

In order to achieve this end, the court can keep you jailed until the grand jury expires, up to 18 months.

His patents expired, drying up his chief source of income.

He drove the offense downfield as time expired to set up a last-minute Groza field goal that sealed the win.

EFS was defined as the interval from CR to relapse or death for patients who were relapsed or expired during follow-up or the interval from CR to last follow-up for surviving patients who were not relapsed during follow-up interval.

86/110 patients expired during follow-up.

78.2% of patients expired during follow-up.

Every member of Congress who voted for the Bush administration's reckless tax cuts ought to shrink from extending them when they expire, freeing up plenty of money to pay for drugs.

He could not be more precise, he added, because contracts with the orchestra, the chorus and other members of the musical staff were expiring or up for renegotiation this spring.