Sentence examples for expires for from inspiring English sources

One possibility is extended aid to the long-term unemployed, which expires for two million jobless Americans after Nov. 30.

There are no more references to their philosophic divide, and "28 Hotel Rooms" slowly expires for lack of air.

If the case is not filed Friday, they said, it will come Tuesday, shortly before a deadline expires for the housing agency to file claims.

That is when a deadline expires for filing new charges under a federal law that allows criminal defendants to ask for a speedy trial.

The appropriate deadline for Security Council action to lift sanctions is early June, when the current authorization expires for the oil-for-food program for Iraq.

He will face additional labor pressures in July when the contract expires for the biggest municipal union, District Council 37, which represents 125,000 workers.

(The statute of limitations will not expire for years).

His old lease didn't expire for a month.

American politicians have periodically allowed a tax break for wind generation to expire, for example.

Letting the tax cuts expire for those making more than $250,000 would save $700 billion.

Democrats, by contrast, want to let them expire for the highest-income taxpayers.