Sentence examples for has finally expired from inspiring English sources

Now that a Department of Justice waiting period has finally expired, the members of the so-called Rockstar Consortium can finally finish up their $4.5 billion acquisition of the one-time telecom giant's hefty patent portfolio.

Following a 2011 return to network television for its fourth season, it appears the play clock has finally expired on BET's "The Game".

"The licenses I gave in 1996 have finally expired.

Exhibit A: an overlong rendition of "Blaze of Glory," Mr. Bon Jovi's half-twangy solo hit from 1990, which came lumbering back to life just when it seemed to have finally expired.

Gabriel Sherman, chronicler of Ailes' TV work from the Nixon administration to the present day, has suggested that the chairman of Fox News's "luck may have finally expired"; Carlson's lawyer Nancy Erika Smith told the Guardian that allegations of Ailes's misconduct from even more women are forthcoming.

Wood had finally expired anyhow.

Mr. Bush has finally agreed to extend or replace Start I, which expires in 2009.

His eyes were frozen in a determined expression, as if before expiring he had finally made up his mind to approach me and ask for a raise.