Sentence examples for largely vacated from inspiring English sources

The proposal to convert the Farley building, which the Postal Service has largely vacated, is nearly a decade old.

At the same time the area east of the Elbe and Saale rivers was largely vacated by Germanic speakers, and Slavic speakers moved in.

And Cadwalader will be gaining a big-name mergers specialist, a role largely vacated since the 2011 defection of Dennis Block to Greenberg Traurig.

He worked from Obama's former campaign office on Michigan Avenue in Chicago for a while, even after it was a dark, largely vacated and depressing shell of the former nerve center.

Since Russia invaded Georgia and occupied the separatist enclaves of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, looters and armed gangs in uniform — many of them apparently Ossetians, Chechens and Cossacks — have operated behind the army's path, ransacking villages largely vacated by fleeing civilians.

For most of the 20th century the site was neglected and largely vacated.

This means that Randy Jackson will still be there, calling everyone "dog" a lot and complaining that he can't feel things, with Tyler looking likely to assume the barmy, shaggy-haired, largely incomprehensible role vacated by Paula Abdul.

The Republican Party has vacated that large terrain.

Lawyers for Mr. Smith had argued that his death sentence in the latter case was obtained largely on the basis of the previous conviction and should be vacated because of the Supreme Court's ruling.

And yet for all that, the contest for governor has been largely eclipsed by the race for the United States Senate seat being vacated by Christopher J. Dodd, a Democrat and the longest-serving senator in Connecticut history.

If it were otherwise -- if judges regularly reviewed arbitrators' rulings and vacated the ones they disagreed with -- that would largely defeat the purpose of arbitration.