Sentence examples for likely to vacate from inspiring English sources

Not until this picture changes do white people look likely to vacate their throne on the silver screen.

[Daily News] Contenders are lining up to run for the seat Public Advocate Bill de Blasio is likely to vacate in order to run for mayor in 2013.

The role is likely to be vacated by Leonardo shortly, with the former AC Milan boss poised to become Paris St Germain's new sporting director.

Few Senate seats are as storied and prestigious as the one likely to be vacated next year by Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is said to be President-elect Barack Obama's choice for secretary of state.

Early indications are there is a good chance their fighters will meet sooner rather than later for one or more of Fury's belts – he has held versions under the jurisdiction of the WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO since beating Klitschko in November – which are likely to be vacated, and Joshua's IBF title.

No wonder we're likely to either vacate the premises or grab a sponge and clean alongside her.

In the meantime, Wakey fans can prepare for a season at Barnsley or, more likely, Doncaster, now that Sheffield look set to vacate their ground-share at the Keepmoat for Bramall Lane in 2016.

The Federal Communications Commission will likely continue to regulate broadband almost unabated, despite being instructed to vacate its broadband enforcement decision.

The Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, has signaled that he is likely to join defense lawyers on Thursday in asking a judge to vacate the convictions built on those words.

"It is highly likely that the result of this decision on Hamdan will be to vacate the convictions of Bahlul," said Eric M Freedman, a professor of constitutional law at Hofstra University, Long Island.

Occupiers were given 36 hours to vacate.