Sentence examples for never vacate from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron gave the first indication of his strategy last night, insisting Tories would never "vacate the centre ground" while he was in charge.

"You'd never vacate an apartment home to sell it, so why should we vacate a rental home," asks Gary Beasley, co-founder and CEO.

Simon is not very chatty, but quite insightful: "They never vacate squats during the day, we're more at risk between 3 and 6 in the morning".

Such a view at least clarifies why the damned never repent and never vacate hell; they simply have no choice in the matter.

Khadijah moves to another town soon after but never vacates his fantasies.

The title didn't stick around inside the Billboard 200's top 10 for too long, but it has never vacated the top five on the Top Dance/Electronic Albums in the months since.

Kelly Rohrbach steps into the part of C. J. Parker, Mitch's thoughtful sidekick, although Pamela Anderson, in the eyes of some experts, has never truly vacated it.

Over 60 years ago Brazil's big construction firms built the modernist capital of Brasilia, and never again vacated the centre of political power.

Contrary to claims made earlier, Hayat said the ministry was never ordered to vacate the premises before Pakistan Rangers deployed.

I, for one, would never have voted to vacate the street if staff had indicated that the 60-foot corridor would remain only until a new owner wanted to redevelop.

Residents say, for instance, that the city never enforced the order to vacate, and that few families, if any, moved out.