Sentence examples for it would expire from inspiring English sources
It would expire after 12 years and is supported by the California State PTA.
Under current law, it would expire at the end of 2010.
We were told it would "expire" on 31 December 2012, but what does that mean?
The 2008 FISA law provided that it would expire in four years unless renewed.
The original assault weapons law was written so that it would expire after ten years.
If the contract is approved, he said, it would expire in the beginning of 2003.
I have a rarely used inhaler somewhere in my bag, floating among half-filled notebooks and enough supplements to stock a small natural pharmacy, but if I ever had to deploy it, I'd expire midsearch.
Crimestoppers said its reward would expire on 25 May.
That bidder, Dominion Resources of Richmond, Va., had said that its original offer, which it valued at $857 million, would expire at 11 59 p.m. Monday.
But the prize was there — at least until the end of 2004, when a policy that underwrote the contest would expire — and it would have been foolish to ignore it.
If it became law, the restrictions would expire at the end of the 2012 fiscal year, next September, unless Congress passed new legislation to extend them.
