Going through the pageant of a public inauguration is by no means called for, as you are well aware; and I would suggest that instead of allowing Sunday to intervene, that Grant's term expires at 12 o'c.
Patroclus thus, so many chiefs o’erthrown, So many lives effused, expires his own.
He expires in her arms and she follows him in death.
The last note about him as he expires is a fragment of the theme of determined cheerfulness, his pitiful sick-nurse encouragements to Tristan.
She expires in his arms, blessing her lover and father, while he sinks to the ground overwhelmed with the fulfilment of the terrible curse.
Juliet, reviving from the effects of the potion, and finding him dying, stabs herself with a dagger, and expires in his arms.
Meanwhile the year expires and Höel returns, convinced that he has the secret for securing the treasure.
As he expires a cross appears in the sky and a chant is heard, herald of the coming Christianity.
He steadily refuses to save himself, however, since his companions have to die, and expires in her arms just as the Duke and his followers enter.
Boussingault, according to which a horse expires 79 oz.
Her confessed power at last expires amidst a hubbub of odes and sonatas; and I suppose her presence at a Morning Popular is as little anticipated as desired.
Someone was talking of the case, and maintaining that death by strangulation must be most luxurious as the victim always expires with a strong erection.
You shall see that, if Hymen likes to die in order to get rid of life, Love on the contrary expires only to spring up again into existence, and hastens to revive, so as to savour new enjoyment.
Her month's notice expires to-morrow, and out she goes.
Renton, thoroughly disgusted with this man's brutal indifference, "your lease expires in three days.
Who is entitled to the growing crop if the lease expires before harvest?
Thus you will observe that five minutes before the half hour expires the bell will ring, soon after which the classes in recitation will take their seats.
In these and similar amusements the recesses pass away, and one minute before it expires the bell is rung to give notice of the approach of study hours.
On the one hand is Bertram, whose term of power on earth expires at midnight.
Unfortunately Gennaro happens to be present, and as this time he refuses to take an antidote, even though Lucrezia reveals herself as his mother, he expires in her arms.
Calm is his soul; his painful struggles cease; He bows adoring, andexpires in peace.
He expires to prove His matchless effort of celestial love; And ratify, while He resigns his breath, His glorious conquest o'er the gates of death!
As the prana expiration expires in the open air, the inhaling breath rises and rushes in a moment; just as the light having fled from the horizon, is succeeded immediately by deep darkness.
The Strength proves entirely spent, the Brain is wholly confused: the miserable Patient stretched out on his Back, frequently expires under Convulsions, an enormous Sweat, and an oppressed Breast and Respiration.
The Dose thence is doubled, the Inflammation is increased, and the Patient expires in terrible Anguish, with all the Marks of a general Inflammation.
The enclosed coupon is good for fifty cents on a five dollar order one dollar and twenty-five cents on a ten dollar order and two dollars on an order for fifteen dollars or more this offer expires September 30.
If the tenant moves out before his lease expires and refuses to pay the rent, he breaks the contract and, as is usually the case when a contract is broken, a lawsuit may follow.
Write to the landlord, informing him that the mortgage which your client holds against the landlord's property expires in thirty days.
Write to the landlord that the fire insurance on his property expires in sixty days.
The Abbey at Clynch St. Mary has a "coise" put on it by the last Abbess, and every direct male heir expires punctually on his twenty-first birthday.
My commissionexpires next spring, and if not renewed, I shall, of course, return then.
My commission expires next spring, and if not renewed, I shall return then.
In his Atreus the father drinks the blood of his son; in his Rhadamistus the son expires under the hand of the father; in his Electra, the son assassinates the mother.
But by the law of October, 1848, the regular time of the election for President was anticipated, so that his term expires a year sooner than it should have done.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "expires" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
