Sentence examples for from expiring from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the revolt is far from expiring.

In the meantime, the police and prosecutors say they have options to prevent old cases from expiring.

The bill is the latest campaign-season measure designed to keep last year's tax cuts from expiring a decade hence.

Now that the Red Sox are only one loss from expiring, they offered up a predictable response.

The House cannot prevent those tax cuts from expiring by itself, nor can it stop the big military cuts that also begin on Jan . 1

Buying rivals is one way for drug companies to boost anaemic product pipelines, under assault from expiring patents on blockbuster medicines and generic competitors.

The horses have real tails, obtained for the restoration from expired horses in California.

Still, there has been no move to seek disclosure of revenue from expired nonrefundable tickets.

But its transformational power has not yet ebbed, and the liberalism within it is far from expired.

Some have scanned bar codes from expired coupons and created vouchers that still appear to be valid.

Often from expired stock, the paper, once developed, reveals the marks of the physical damage and atmospheric changes that have affected it over the years.