How do you use Expire in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like pass or exit, plus the exact meaning.
Expire meaning
- To die.
- To lapse and become invalid.
- To come to an end; to conclude.
Example sentences (20)
I concluded such detachment must help them not take it personally should we, heaven forbid, expire in their care.
Each couple has 90 days to decide whether or not they'll get married before the visas expire and the women return home.
GOP lawmkers aim to vote on their Secure the Border Act on Thursday — the same day the emergency expulsion powers expire.
Figures from UK Finance have revealed that 800,000 fixed mortgages will expire before the end of this year.
Find a lawyer who can determine the statute of limitation applicable to your claim and when it will expire.
However, it would be odd for Title 42 to expire, only to usher in the return of questionable migrant-processing procedures.
Hunterdon Central Regional school board’s president and vice president are among three members whose terms expire December.
That code, part of the emergency declaration, was set to expire when the mayor’s state of emergency ends.
At midnight on Thursday, a provision that built a procedural wall against migrants – if not a physical one – is set to expire.
It’s meant to replace $24 billion in relief that was passed in 2021 in the American Rescue Plan and is set to expire Sept. 30.
The contracts with these clients will expire in 2025, and are subject to renegotiations every 12 months.
His loan was due to expire in July, but he has now committed himself until the end of the 2024 season.
These warrants have an exercise price of $1.15, are exercisable immediately, and expire in five years.
The current authorization for aid delivery was approved hours before it was set to expire on Tuesday.
Since mayors’ terms expire every four years, Pyle said, it’s tough for that officeholder to gain the experience of a hired manager.
The grain deal which eased fears of a global food crisis sparked by the Russian offensive in Ukraine, is due to expire late Monday.
The Title 42 policy, a federal rule that has allowed the government to strictly regulate border entries, is set to expire this week.
Coming to the last week of the calendar year, we saw December futures expire on a positive note.
Creighton was able to go to Alexander when it needed a basket, and he made a couple threes just as the shot clock was about to expire.
In November, a ballot measure will ask residents to decide whether to renew the 0.15% sales tax that is set to expire at the end of 2024.
Common combinations with expire
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to expire 102×
- expire in 41×
- expire at 26×
- will expire 23×
- expire on 22×
- expire and 11×
- expire this 6×
- expire next 6×
- would expire 6×
- expire after 5×
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