Sentence examples for supposed to expire from inspiring English sources
The vouchers for evacuees displaced by Hurricane Maria in September were initially supposed to expire Sunday.
They are supposed to expire within 24 hours if not used.
But although the monopoly is not supposed to expire until 2006, the company is already negotiating to give it up in return for some form of "compensation".
In Arizona, lawmakers extended a law in 2008 that was supposed to expire that permitted students who failed the exam to graduate if they met certain grade requirements.
Mr. Gillies said his salary was $215,000 and his contract, which was supposed to expire on Feb. 28, 2000, had been extended to June 30 , 2001
The previous elections were held in 1996, and the terms were supposed to expire in May 1999 when the Oslo interim period ended.
"An option is supposed to die when it is either exercised or expires without being exercised," he said.
Store employees are also supposed to remove damaged or expired goods generally more than 1% of what is on the shelves.
BP's two-month period of exclusivity with Rosneft – during which it was supposed to formally sign the alliance – expires on Thursday.
The SBA loan is supposed to be a one-time thing, set to expire as soon as the money is doled out, which should be some time next year.
