Sentence examples for might vacate from inspiring English sources

American Civil Liberties Union, No. 00-1293, it appeared that the Supreme Court might vacate the Third Circuit's opinion on that point and tell the appeals court that community standards really meant some kind of national standard.

The lineup will include three new programs: "Evacuate Earth" (Sunday night), a two-hour thought experiment in how we might vacate the planet, should a rogue star head our way; and "The Mayan Apocalypse 2012" and "Maya Underworld: The Real Doomsday" (both on Monday night), about the prophesied cataclysmic events that will supposedly arrive less than three weeks from now.

"It's like jury duty," marvelled a bespectacled young white guy, as a pair of middle-aged African-American women eyed his empty plate, looking hopeful that he might soon vacate his table.

He has not revealed what areas or Israeli settlements might be vacated.

And the apartment of Thomas Ruff's "Interieur 7C" (left) looks as if its tenant might have vacated feet first.

Given higher education's protected interest in "diversity," and given that a student's race or ethnicity might add to diversity just in the same way that her age, work experience, family background, special talents, foreign language fluency, athletic prowess, military service, and unusual accomplishments might, Powell vacated that portion of the California Supreme Court's order.

Because it seems like you might be vacating a spot any day now".

When we modelled the potential impact of establishing a regional weaning unit we found that 8 to 10% of ICU beds might be vacated, and that there was potential for considerable cost savings (£344,000 (€418,000) per annum in the best scenario).

The news that she might have to vacate her rental was the incentive she needed to hunt for a place to buy.

If there had been a motion to vacate, you might have made the kind of record that would let us answer the kinds of questions we're now asking.

And the apartment of Thomas Ruff's "Interieur 9B," shown above, looks like its tenant might have been vacated feet first.