Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I've got... Parking permit runs out, so...
• You run out of money, you run out of friends.
• In seven days, we run out of food.
• Only three days left till the deadline runs out, and still no sign of Bruno Hamel.
• Our kid can't run out of the room screaming.
• I may run out of money, but you have already run out of bread.
• The guy never runs out of precipitation jokes.
• Marks how much time we have left before Neverland's magic runs out.

• The lesson provided by the Member States which have entered the euro area unprepared must make us think seriously about setting realistic deadlines over time.
• Lufton'll likely run over the deadline rounding' up some beef we stampeded for him.
• Commission Regulation (EC) No 824/2000 does not explicitly specify the deadline for taking over cereals offered into intervention.
• Once the deadline for submission is over, all applications received for a specific call will be assessed by an Evaluation Committee against the criteria published in the call for proposals, according to the selection process.
• OK, we're a whole hour over the deadline here.
• Commission Regulation (EC) No 824/2000 [2] does not explicitly specify the deadline for taking over cereals offered into intervention.
• On your first point, the services say that it is perfectly possible to hold over the deadline for resolutions until noon tomorrow.
• You've been here 27 days, and the passport application deadline is almost over.