Sentence examples for reaching its expiration from inspiring English sources
The problem is that there is a natural shelf life to this approach, one that is now reaching its expiration date.
If you're fighting just for the sake of fighting, or if fighting is the only way you communicate, then your relationship may be reaching its expiration date.
Ms. Lyons said that the state had plenty of sodium thiopental on hand, but that it reached its expiration date at the end of March.
In September it reached its expiration date, before attempts by Congress to reinstate the ban could be completed.
Every one to three years, as the PTC reaches its expiration date, it must be taken up, re-debated, re-tweaked, and re-approved by Congress, exposing it to shifting political whims particularly in a general election year where the future party spread is far from certain.
It tastes a bit like someone has left a Tropicana smoothie in a pit of soil until it's reached its expiration date.
Pinchbeck claims to discern a "growing realization that materialism and the rational, empirical worldview that comes with it has reached its expiration date ... [w]e're on the verge of transitioning to a dispensation of consciousness that's more intuitive, mystical and shamanic".
If something hasn't reached its expiration date but is broken or smells funny, chuck it!
He argues that digital storage devices (cameras, mobiles, computers) should automatically delete information that has reached its expiration date.
From the way he grew stronger as the game progressed to the location and movement of his fastball, his performance eased concerns that Colon's marvelous three-month stretch has not yet reached its expiration date.
It suggests that a comic subgenre based on the immaturity, sexual panic and self-mocking tendencies of men who should be old enough to know better has reached its expiration date.
