No one in the community knew what would become of the vacated building.
The siblings' mother, for reasons that gradually become clear, has vacated the premises, and their father, though still living in the apartment, has given himself over to drink to the point where even the simplest tasks are beyond him.
Senators wield considerable influence, and according to the constitution, the Speaker of the Senate would be the first in line to take over should the president become incapacitated or vacate the executive office.
It has effectively become a lifetime appointment, vacated only by retirement or death.
The moves make it less likely that Ms. Gillibrand will face a primary next year, despite the difficult start she has had since Gov. David E. Paterson appointed her to fill the seat Hillary Rodham Clinton vacated to become secretary of state.
(There was a silver lining, though. Feinstein ended up winning the U.S. Senate seat that Wilson vacated to become governor, a job she holds to this day).
Walsh has only been a senator for a short time, since he was appointed to take the seat Max Baucus vacated (to become ambassador to China).
Montanans the next day elected the wealthy tech entrepreneur to the House seat Republican Ryan Zinke had vacated to become President Donald Trump's Interior Department secretary.
The Chicago Tribune, reported Tuesday that the president had "not yet weighed in on the many competitive races in Illinois this year, including the tight race for governor and for the Senate seat he vacated to become president --but his choices seem president --but
As the telecommunications bill became law, Judge Greene vacated the consent decree.
