Sentence examples for quickly expiring from inspiring English sources

Homeowners signing on later discover that this is a payment rate, or that they have been offered a quickly expiring incentive.

The Christmas deadline is quickly expiring, and even by your own poor standards, you have displayed an impressive level of procrastination in Christmas shopping for your loved ones.

It rather competes in the market for quickly expiring authenticity resources -- manifestos, big and small, that allow consumers to take a normative stand: the most recent Guardian article about fairness, the Peta video about the benefits of vegetarianism feat.

Difficult to cultivate in low elevations, they quickly expire if trapped by high heat.

But providing just a link to stories wasn't an option; in those days links on many Web sites quickly expired, often after a single day.

Despite its high rates of migration, Sweden has so far avoided the re-emergence of a populist anti-immigrant party at national level (one spluttered into life a decade ago, but quickly expired).

In this paper, we propose a variety of wave indices where the data of a new day can be effciently added, and old data can be quickly expired, to maintain the required window.

I suspect this process will quickly expire as all of you scream against the indignities of the free market, as it should.

That being said, innovation quickly expires.

But my ability to juggle the nearly 20 personalities and 3 languages that were contributing to this mess quickly expired.

Joffrey then keeled over, hemorrhaged and quickly expired in his mother's arms as his bride and hundreds of others watched in horror.