Sentence examples for having it expire from inspiring English sources

Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, introduced a bill earlier this week that would extend surveillance under the PATRIOT Act, renewing the bulk metadata collection program until 2020 rather than having it expire on June 1 of this year.

Over the last 20 years, legislators have sometimes renewed it, and other times they have let it expire.

If Steinbrenner had, it would have expired after the 2006 season, in which Jeter, then 32, hit.343 with 34 steals and 97 runs batted in and finished second in the voting for the American League's most valuable player.

President Obama wants the credit extended, while Mitt Romney has urged that it expire as scheduled.

No president has had such authority since it expired in 1994.

The importance of this method is that nodes different from the actual issuer of the certificate can update it once it has expired.

It missed, but even had it gone in, the clock might have expired before it left the net, anyway.

That was the year New York City Transit's legal department reviewed the language of the law and concluded that it had expired, a decision that has not been challenged.

She requested a coupon for a converter box in October, but it had expired by the time it arrived in the mail.

The boy replied, a worried look in his eyes: yes, he knew that it had expired, and would like to have another.

In other words, we poked every certificate to see if it had expired — and, if not, when it would stop working.