Sentence examples for soon expired from inspiring English sources
His men found a few barely working hydrants that soon expired.
The party soon expired, but not before the Democrats, under William Jennings Bryan, had adopted important parts of its platform -- the progressive income tax, a flexible currency and support for labor organizing.
Who didn't participate in the innocent childhood ritual of interrupting firefly orgies and stuffing the frightened insect lovers into make-shift "lanterns" that soon expired because someone forgot to punch holes in the top?
I clung to my Cuban citizenship, though my Cuban passport soon expired, and as a "permanent resident" of the United States had to travel abroad using a re-entry permit, an awkward document that gave proof, among other things, that I had paid my taxes.
No insects were imprisoned in my bedroom to be crossbred in the hope of creating mutants (although I do recall rescuing a pair of woodlice from the garden on a baking summer's day; despite my efforts to recreate their natural diet the unfortunate crustaceans soon expired).
The tax cuts passed by George Bush would soon expire.
Most of the immigrants have been here legally on temporary visas that will soon expire.
The time we are allotted soon expires / and there is more to see".
And most of the league's television contracts will soon expire, potentially allowing it to negotiate huge new deals.
This month, the company began mailing "90 Days to Go" kits to customers whose leases will soon expire.
Is it safe to buy into a co-op when the building's lease will soon expire?
