Sentence examples for going out of contract from inspiring English sources

Cotterill told BBC Radio Nottingham: "Desirable players going out of contract is ludicrous.

"We're realistic in terms of the players that have left the club either by going out of contract or going back on loan.

Alvaro Recoba (football) In 1999 Recoba was about to go out of contract so he convinced the Internazionale chairman Massimo Moratti to grant him the fee plus wages (estimated at £45m) he might have commanded had he been a free agent.

The defender Wes Morgan could be on his way, though, with Leicester having tabled an undisclosed bid and Cotterill admitting: "It's not like we can afford to let a player go out of contract and not get any money for him now because the circumstances of the club are different".

Calderwood had 14 players due to go out of contract at the end of the season and had promised to make an early announcement about those he will allow to leave the club.

Hence the appeal of Ridgewell, who went from out-of-contract at a relegation battler in the Premier League to a Designated Player in Major League Soccer.

The same goes for drilling operators who are signing contracts going out five to seven years.

Much of that spending has been for entitlements, but a total of $47 billion has now gone out in contracts, grants and loans.

"I as portfolio member was not aware that the contract was going out.

"Over the past six months or so, it looks as though a lot of people went out and signed contracts to buy houses thinking they would quickly sell the home they are living in," said Bob Moulton, the president of the Americana Mortgage Group, a brokerage firm in Manhasset, N.Y.

This study found that 76.5% of the respondents currently avoided going out or visiting crowded places or hospitals, whilst 15% felt much worried about contracting H1N1 and 6% showed signs of emotional distress.