21.   The bonds will mature in about a year.

22.   The bonds mature in three years, far shorter than the time that any court trial would ever be completed, Werlin said.

23.   The bonds mature in two years and five years.

24.   The bonds mature in eight years.

25.   The lower the rate of inflation, the higher the purchasing power of future interest payments and the higher the value of the principal returned when the bond matures.

26.   The underwriter expects the bonds to mature in four years.

27.   These bonds mature in nine and ten years.

28.   Unlike stocks, which are essentially open-ended investments, bonds mature, or repay principal at a predetermined date.

29.   When the bond matured, the borrower would pay you the face value, and the transaction would be complete.

30.   When the surplus exceeds the amount of old Treasury notes and bonds maturing, the government has no need to raise more cash to operate.