Expires Quotes

Yes, Bounty is still a b mobile artiste but his contract expires at the end of May coming, but they normally renew it every year. - Sharon Williams

Yes, all indications are that when the moratorium expires, applications for new residential developments will be promptly filed with the city. - Ty Peterson

Wisdom is perishable. Unlike information or knowledge, it cannot be stored in a computer or recorded in a book. It expires with each passing generation. - Indian Proverb

When the timer expires the door in front of you will be locked forever. - John Kramer

What's happening is we own very little generation; the utility companies own very little generation. As a result we have to go out for power when the current contract expires, which happens at the end of 2006. If you think of natural gas and the way it operates now, that will be the way we will operate after 2006. - Susan Gallagher

We're still proceeding with our tagging plans. However, it may be more economically feasible to wait until June of 2007. Our contract expires with our present point-of-sale license vendor in June of 2006, and then we will be in a situation to build this tagging system into a new contract for 2007. - David Moreland

We live with this extreme sorrow every single day. We're hoping somebody comes forward (before the reward expires). - Kendra Skidmore

We have to live up to our agreement (with Pepsi). But when this contract expires we have to ask what is to the university's advantage. - Mark Hudson

We have been able to keep our rates relatively flat over the last several years because we have done a good job of managing our power supply costs. Our low-cost power contracts with Vermont Yankee, Hydro Quebec and Morgan Stanley have brought significant value to our customers. However, as the Morgan Stanley contract expires at the end of this year, we are forced to replace it in a significantly higher cost marketplace. - Chris Dutton

We get 40 to 50 first-generic submissions a year, and we make quick decisions and approvals on them, often on the same day the patent or exclusivity expires. - Gary Buehler