Sentence examples for later expired from inspiring English sources

President Bill Clinton made big pushes in his early days for priorities that did not have the votes, or that helped cost Democrats control of Congress in his first midterm election, including the assault weapon ban that later expired and left the party feeling burned for nearly two decades.

Although the 2014 bill later expired in the legislature, lawmakers' move to undermine federal law and make the state's rules even more lax drew criticism from those whom gun violence has affected most. .

If approved, the agreement could surmount a stubborn hurdle to talks between Israel and the Palestinians, which began with much fanfare in Washington in early September but soon ran aground after Israel's 10-month partial moratorium on settlement construction expired later that month.

Three months later, after the offer expired, Mr. Frye pleaded guilty to the felony and was sentenced to three years in prison.

Matt Bahr then made his fifth field goal from the 25-yard line a few plays later as time expired, giving the Giants a 15 13 victory.

The patient expired later on the same day and a postmortem examination was requested.

The referees later determined that Paul's was shot after time expired and wouldn't have counted even if it had gone in.

The patient harbouring the combined genotype P604S/F1463C relapsed within 12 months after diagnosis and expired 7 months later.

Four days ago, Palestinian customs officials seized 13 tons of expired food that was smuggled in from settlements and repackaged with a later expiration date.

I wonder where some of the basketball players will be five years later after their eligibility has expired.

And after all that, if you manage to remember, you can use that voucher next time you shop, assuming it's at least two days later and hasn't expired, and only if the barcode can still be scanned.