Sentence examples for supposed expiration from inspiring English sources
These women and the brilliant performances they've been nominated for suggest that TVLand isn't just reconsidering female actresses' supposed "expiration dates" but supporting shows that let them do their extraordinary work.
Ever since the 2008 Republican nominee for Vice-President of the United States suddenly announced that she would resign the governorship of Alaska at the end of July, nearly sixteen months before the expiration of what was supposed to be her first term, a single question has been on every lip: What on earth was that all about?
It is hard to tell how long this arrangement will endure, but the chances are that it may go on until 1997, which is when the British colony of Hong Kong, 40 miles to the east, is supposed to revert to China, at the expiration of a 99-year lease.
He grabbed a copy of Disturbia for $6 before boarding a recent flight and was actually able to use the DVD past its 48-hour expiration limit (the discs are supposed to cloud up after being exposed to air for more than 48 hours) as well as use Handbrake to rip the DVD into "something usable".
The close observation of the ventilator graphics (that is, the flow and pressure waveforms) can be used to detect a gross patient/ventilator mismatching and indirectly, when the flow does not reach zero at the end of expiration, to suppose the presence of PEEPi [ 11].
The user clicks on a specific date, and Recorded Future shows all of the data mined from public information about things that are supposed to take place on that date, such as a review by the US Food and Drug Administration, the release of a new drug, or the expiration of a drug patent.
