It took three hours and forty minutes for the man to expire, and at the moment of his death he lost three-fourths of an ounce.
Her contract with her original agent had expired, and at the end of June, Ms. Tribble signed with Terry Naini, a vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman, on the recommendation of a friend.
Under his leadership, there were three government shutdowns, countless family separations at the border, the Violence Against Women Act expired and at least two children died in U.S. Customs and Border Protection custody. .
But before all was through, Mr. Brevoort expires, And calmly he sleeps at St. Mark's with his sires.
In 2004 that ban expired and any attempt at renewing the ban has proven fruitless.
Six years later, all of the protections have expired and the Jazz will at last claim the pick in June.
Older loans made when interest rates were higher are expiring and being rolled over at lower rates.
Patents on critical products expired, and replacements emerged belatedly, if at all.
My contract expired… and at the same time I told them I had to quit.
It has expired every few years and expires again at the end of this year.
Such prognostication, of course, is predicated on two assumptions: that Jeter will wish to keep playing when his contract expires at 40, and that the Yankees and their captain will come to agreement on a new deal.
