Sentence examples for force to vacate from inspiring English sources
On June 6, clashes between insurgents and the Syrian army forced Austrian members of the Golan peacekeeping force to vacate the Quneitra crossing, the only gateway between Israel and Syria.
Students at Delhi's universities were forced to vacate their halls to accommodate visitors.
But its problems multiplied last year after Hurricane Sandy, when it was forced to vacate its studios on Wall Street.
AFTER a decade of living contentedly in his rented duplex in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Matt Singer was forced to vacate.
Ellis coached Clemson to its only Atlantic Coast Conference title in 1990, but the Tigers were forced to vacate their two N.C.A.A. tournament wins that year.
As the novel opens, Glass's preschool — the drolly named "Elves & Fairies" — has been forced to vacate its longtime home in the picturesque Massachusetts village of Matlock.
Among the penalties, the program was forced to vacate all its wins since 1998, so technically, that 20-14 victoverover the Buckeyes did not count.
The line is invisible — but Syria, having too openly crossed it, has now been forced to vacate its candidacy in the May 20 elections to the council.
If it finds that he or his family committed violations, he could be ruled ineligible retroactively and Auburn could be forced to vacate its title.
The New Yorker, July 9, 1949 P. 19 Old Mrs. Throckmorton is forced to vacate her old house near London and go to live in a flat in the city.
