Sentence examples for live expired from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hader's contract at "Saturday Night Live" expired in spring 2012, but he was persuaded to stay on for an additional season.

Despite securing 11 acres of land for Obama's library as the foundation's academic partner, U-Chicago still refuses to reopen its level-one trauma center, citing expenses even as researchers and activists point to a violence-plagued area with no place to treat gunshot wounds – and long ambulance rides that watch lives expire on the way out of the South Side.

Many of the world's richest people, from new-money technology captains like Michael Dell to old-money families like the Rockefellers, vie with institutions like Harvard University and the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm to gain access to a gilded coterie of hot funds before their limited shelf lives expire.

The game ends when the murderer is found or the detective's three lives expire.

He seemed to be the cat with nine lives, but today those lives finally expired.

When these "live signs" expired, they were sometimes stuffed to ensure brand continuity.

He said something else on that long-ago September day: "No newspaper, which was really fit to live, ever yet expired for lack of readers".

Given that there are already an estimated 345,000 utility scale wind turbines installed around the world (based on Global Wind Energy Council statistics) and that most are designed for service lives of 20 25 years, there is a looming issue; what should happen to large fibre reinforced plastic blades when their service lives have expired?

The maintenance man, though living on an expired work visa, will not be charged for the fire.

Ticketmaster's pact to sell tickets for Live Nation expires at the end of 2008; the company has a separate deal to sell tickets for Live Nation-owned House of Blues clubs through 2009.

As TV deals expire, live digital streaming will be worked into renewal talks.