Sentence examples for expiring in a from inspiring English sources

* Massenet's Werther expiring in a frozen tornado of his own love letters.

The film wafts along for an hour and a half before expiring in a little cloud of vapour.

David's "Death of Marat" (1793) showed the Jacobin martyr expiring in a bathtub, flanked by an inkstand and a pool of his own blood.

Finally, it was nice to see the former New York governor NELSON Rockefeller show up at 50 Down, especially since the last time anyone heard from him, he was busy expiring in a most unfortunate position.

One-fifth of the building is unfilled, and a major tenant, the law firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, has not decided whether to renew leases that are expiring in a couple of years.

Or, as Chicago Tribune's TV critic Jon Anderson put it, he was shown "expiring in a Dallas hospital after a demented hit-and-run driver plows into a downtown crowd and hits him.

My visa expires in a month".

Your charter expires in a month.

That space-heater coupon expires in a month.

But these tax measures are already scheduled to expire in a few years.

Minow: By the time copyright expires in a book, the book is often forgotten.