Sentence examples for which technically expires from inspiring English sources
On April 15th, the tax-filing deadline, George Bush, standing amidst cereal boxes in a General Mills factory, demanded that his 2001 tax-cut package (which technically expires in 2010) be made permanent.
Or they could allow the rent law, which technically expired at 12 01 a.m. today, to fade away entirely.
Tsipras, in a televised address, reiterated his call for Greeks to vote "no" on the creditors' final offer, which technically expired Tuesday when Athens missed the deadline for a $1.8-billion 1.8-billionthe International Monetary Fund.
What happened?" Which, technically, is four words.
Which, technically speaking, it was: the B.F. era (Before Fergie).
Which, technically, could work.
Which, technically speaking, is not exactly correct.
The curfew technically expired with the start of school.
In 2007, CHIP funding was technically expired for months as President George W. Bush vetoed two funding bills.
Dozens of delegates are boycotting the Constituent Assembly, the body charged with drafting a new constitution, whose legal mandate technically expired last October.
