Sentence examples for to vacated from inspiring English sources
verb
To move out of a dwelling, either by choice or by eviction.
- I have to vacate my house by midday, as the new owner is moving in.
The restoration of West Meadow Beach to its natural state as a tidal wetland was decreed by a 1996 state law, which said the cottages would have to vacated by Oct. 1, 2004.
It has been proposed that the fall in the luminal [Ca2+] allows H+ to bind to vacated sites on a luminal polyanionic matrix, thus resulting in alkalinization of the store [ 6].
It was proposed that the fall in the luminal [Ca2+] allows H+ to bind to vacated sites on a luminal polyanionic matrix, thus resulting in alkalinization of the store [ 6].
And, on vacation, it is harder to vacate our everyday lives. .
Occupiers were given 36 hours to vacate.
They understand when to vacate.
Palestinian children refuse to vacate the road.
They ordered him to "vacate his office" as youth leader.
They were told they needed to vacate by this weekend.
The owners were scheduled to vacate their respective premises Friday.
