expire in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Expire: to come to an end or cease to be valid, typically due to the passage of time.

The milk in the fridge is about to expire, so we should use it soon.
Many contracts will automatically expire after a year if not renewed.
She felt a sense of urgency as her passport was set to expire next month.
The offer to buy one ticket and get another free will expire at the end of the day.
His enthusiasm for the project began to expire as deadlines loomed closer.
The milk will expire tomorrow, so we should use it in our recipe today.
Her membership to the gym will expire at the end of the month unless she renews it.
As the deadline approached, he felt a sense of urgency to complete the project before it could expire.
The old contract will expire soon, prompting us to negotiate a new agreement.
After years of dedicated service, the warranty on the appliance will finally expire next week.