Sentence examples for service expired from inspiring English sources

The Second Wisconsin was disbanded in June 1864 when its three-year term of federal service expired.

Closer proximity to the governor would follow as terms of service expired and everybody shuffled along one seat.

Plus, I can't remember how many times I've signed up for a 'free service' only to be be charged when the terms of the service expired (and I've conveniently forgotten to cancel my subscription).

Grant's mandatory service expired during the war, but he chose to remain a soldier.

The telecommunications company said its contract to carry the Weather Channel and Weather Scan on its FiOS TV service expired, and it has opted not to seek renewal.

The noncompete agreement by Sabre and Travelocity, in which Sabre promises not to run a competing consumer service, expires today, two years after the merger closed.

"We no longer have any need to pursue a separation, so we are just going to let his service expire on May 11," Lt. Col. Bill Wheelehan, the Army spokesman, said.

What's more, Barnesandnoble.com's four-year deal as exclusive bookseller on America Online's flagship service expires in 12 months.

To encourage face-to-face meetings when people are near one another, connections made through the service expire after 60 minutes.

Your personal email reminds you that your car insurance is due soon, that your free trial account with that new service will expire soon, that your credit card on record with another service expires next month, that you have only a week left to review that hotel you stayed at to get away from it all.

With its Future Fund, Freshdesk believes that it's doing a community service by way of a free service that lets young businesses focus on their product while maintaining quality customer support, but this is also very much an initiative that it hopes will introduce SaaS support to a new generation of companies, which it will try to convert to paying customers when the year of free service expires.