The phrase "time limit expires" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to indicate that a certain amount of time has elapsed and that a limit or deadline has been reached. For example: "The time limit for submitting project proposals expires tomorrow at midnight."
No money transferred hands as Kickstarter only charges backers' credit cards if a project attracts enough support before a time limit expires.
It's like he's living in graffiti mode on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, trying to tag as much territory as he can before the time limit expires.
An Esper will leave the battle if either the summoner or itself is knocked out, its time limit expires, or it executes its special attack.
New to the game is Safeguard, which sees one team trying to escort a robot across the map as the other attempts to disable and delay the thing until the designated time limit expires.
Super Mario 3D Land utilizes a similar level objective to those games, in which the point of each level is to reach and grab the "Goal Pole" located at the end of the course before the time limit expires.
The Nemesis also appears in Resident Evil Survivor 2 Code: Veronica, chasing the player if they fail to complete a level before the time limit expires and killing them instantly if it hits them; it can also be fought as a secret boss armed with a rocket launcher if the player has met the proper conditions upon completing the game.
Only her egg's eight-hour time limit expired.
The clash of American rivals OneWorld and Stars & Stripes also was abandoned on its last leg when the time limit expired.
The repetition ended either when the knot was accomplished or when the time limit expired.
The task finished either when the last object was transported to its target or when the time limit expired.
The repetition ended either when all objectives (12 figures identified for LCN, 6 rings transported for HEC, 6 pushpins transported for BMC) were accomplished or when the time limit expired.
