Sentence examples for that it expires from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoffman maintains that the permit is legal and that it expires on Thursday.

The film states that it "expires" on 31 December 2012, and it is good that the campaigners are aware of the temporary nature of an internet campaign, and can use it to their advantage.

Consumers should also keep a close watch on the expiration date: a card may be valid for a year, but the fine print may show that it expires 90 days after you make your first call.

An odd feature is that it expires on Dec. 31, 2010 -- a sunset provision put in because of Congressional rules governing spending more than a decade in the future.

President Obama wants the credit extended, while Mitt Romney has urged that it expire as scheduled.

The measure that allowed the five East End towns to vote for a transfer tax was passed in 1997 with a provision that it expire in 2010.

PricewaterhouseCoopers wrote that the Middle East member of the company's global network had had a "cooperating firm relationship" with Agahan & Company, an Iranian firm, but that it expired last year.

So if the initial contract had AT&T getting the iPhone exclusively through 2012, why would WSJ and USA Today report that it expired first in 2009, then in 2010?

Asked at one point about the prospect of a renewed push for an assault weapons ban, Carney agreed with the questioner that "there has been opposition to that since it expired within Congress" in 2004.

Environmental Protection Agency officials and environmentalists say the Superfund program has been chronically underfinanced since a tax that supported it expired in 1995.

Doh. Domain squatters snatched away the domain name GeorgeWBushLibrary.com and made an easy $34,990 profit on promptly selling it to back to Yuma Solutions, the web development company that let it expire.