Use "grace period" in a sentence

1. Having recently read about the passage of partial birth (whatever that means) abortion in today‘s newspaper, I firmly envision a day when some undetermined grace period, a year or two, perhaps, will be extended to ―distraught‖ mothers who, unhappy with their

2. During this twenty-year grace period, this ‘peculiar institution’ increased in practice and numbers, mainly in the South

3. I understand that time may have been short to implement this, so I will extend a grace period until tomorrow evening, so that corrective measures can be taken

4. Past that grace period, the base security police will start enforcing the blackout and will report the violations to me

5. This kind of APR is a kind of interest rate that could change even after the signing of contracts and the grace period

6. By federal law, the Disclosure Box will also tell you whether or not the card has what is called a grace period - a number of days, usually 25, until your purchase starts to accrue finance charges

7. If a card has a reasonable grace period and you pay off your balance at the end of each billing cycle, you won't have to pay finance charges

8. It isn't difficult to find credit cards that offer these grace periods, so if the Disclosure Box doesn't declare one then throw the application in the trash and look for a better offer

9. If your mortgage is one where the interest is calculated monthly, then you will benefit by paying later, towards the end of the grace period

10. The lender will be much more amenable to a grace period if he knows beforehand what is going on

11. During such control, unpaid interest or principal would be considered subject to a grace period