Sentence examples for expires as from inspiring English sources
An H-1B visa expires as soon as the holder gets laid off, so newly unemployed H1-B workers must scramble to find a new job within days, or risk deportation.
While Ms. Brown would be expected to continue on "Weekend Today" and to serve as the main substitute for Mr. Williams and Ms. Vieira, she is also likely to receive offers from other networks when her contract expires, as soon as next year.
That temporary number is used in place of the customer's real credit card number when making a purchase online; because it expires as soon as the transaction clears, it is of no use to anyone who intercepts it or retrieves it later from a database.
And, unlike patents, a registered trademark never expires as long as you keep using it.
"Check the warranty to see when it begins and when it expires, as well as any conditions that may void coverage," the agency advises.
Most industry watchers view 2016, when the federal investment tax credit expires, as the target.
His old political views had expired as well.
Obama's TARP tax would be temporary, expiring as early as 2020.
President Obama wants the credit extended, while Mitt Romney has urged that it expire as scheduled.
Back then, rumors spread that Frank Sinatra, Babe Ruth, Al Jolson, Errol Flynn and other notables had suddenly expired as well.
He emphasized taxation issues as tax cuts enacted during the Bush administration expire, as well as Federal Reserve interest rate policy and trade relations with China.
