Sentence examples similar to timetable expires from inspiring English sources

That resignation set in place a timetable that expires at midnight Saturday.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R), who set the dates, has defended the timetable as necessary to carry out lawful executions before the drug expires.

The timetable accelerated over the summer when Marbury, in an announcement that surprised the team, declared his intent to play in Italy in 2009, after his contract expires.

He wants a timetable that would see an American withdrawal by the end of 2011 to be part of any agreement on the status of American forces in Iraq after the current United Nations mandate expires in December.

Milk expires.

Its mandate expires Friday.

It expires soon.

Content expires.

She expires.

It is due to expire, according to a timetable set by the United Nations, by December (after the writing of a constitution, a referendum, and another election), which means that almost a third of its life has been spent being born.

Protracted negotiations took place over House conference negotiations on the bill, revolving in large part around Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield's eventually unsuccessful amendment to tie renewal to a troop withdrawal timetable from Vietnam; during this time the draft law expired and no more were conscripted.