Sentence examples for sort of expiration from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, a sort of expiration date is reached, owing, at least in part, to the fact that the longer one's résumé the more likely it is that one will be whipsawed by past positions and changing values.
Inc. argues vociferously that the CRC rejected a "no sale" option because it was dead set on consummating some sort of transaction before the expiration of the Strategic Process and the injunction preventing Inc. and Black from improperly interfering with that Process.
The trope of the American man as some sort of macho cowboy reached its expiration date long ago, and yet the enigmatic influence of masculinity, whatever that means, persists.
That is my preferred method of expiration.
"And there's the problem of expiration dates ― so confusing.
Be wary of expiration dates on passports.
An Obama second term could feature some sort of early deal on taxes and spending, because the expiration of the Bush tax cuts will give him a temporarily strengthened hand to play.
They have different expiration dates for products, which I assume are regulated by some sort of government agency.
