expired

(eg. flower, rose, butterfly )

expired expired /ɪk ˈspaɪrd/

What he didn't know was that this document expired three months before she left his employ to have a baby.
I got a new car because the old one's lease expired.
Expired Clinton Rallies Students at Wellesley.

Eric Murdock on former Rutgers coach Mike Rice: Treated players ‘like slaves’
Former Rutgers employee Eric Murdock let loose in a 14-minute, profanity-laced tirade in the men’s basketball office the day before his contract expired, threatening “to tell the God’s honest truth about Mike Rice,” and accusing Rice of treating players “like slaves.”
on June 14, 2013 Source: Sports Illustrated
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theroslynnews.com expired on 05/14/2013 and is pending renewal or deletion.
on June 14, 2013 Source: The Roslyn News
UPDATE: Severe Thunderstorm Warning expired
Update : The Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued at 7:14 p.m. for Southeast Hillsborough, Manatee and north Sarasota Counties has expired.
on June 13, 2013 Source: WTSP-TV Tampa

"My hope is that once direct talks have begun, well before the moratorium has expired, that that will create a climate in which everybody feels a greater investment in success," Mr Obama said.
on Jul 6, 2010 By: Barack Obama Source: Telegraph.co.uk
"When my term has expired, I will retire and not seek re-election," said Craig, who was accused of soliciting sex from an undercover police officer in a restroom of the Minneapolis-St.
on Oct 4, 2007 By: Larry Craig Source: International Herald Tribune
"So many times, by the time (the food) gets out of customs it's expired and we're forced to burn it," said Susie Scott Krabacher, whose Colorado-based Mercy and Sharing Foundation has worked in Haiti for 14 years. "The food is there. It is...
on Mar 6, 2008 By: Susie Scott Source: Seattle Post Intelligencer