Sentence examples for vacant days from inspiring English sources

Days that were not considered sacred were called dies vacantes, vacant days, during which people worked.

The Cubs could feel it now, the unbelievable becoming believable, the improbable becoming probable and the normally vacant days of October magically becoming filled by postseason baseball.

These two join the ranks of other modern men in deep denial: Tom Wilkinson in "The Full Monty" (1997), and the French executives in "Time Out" (2001) and "The Adversary" (2002), all of whom, while keeping up active fronts, sought to fill their vacant days.

The Newcastle post became vacant eight days ago when Glenn Roeder resigned in the wake of the 2-0 home defeat by Blackburn.

"I still got the Boom Boom Room, but it's kind of vacant these days," he says of the private parlour he keeps in one of his houses.

He pointed to the growing new encampment, now dotted with about 14 teepees and several dozen tents on land that was nearly vacant two days earlier.

Da Nang, Vietnam's fourth-most populous city, also has a crescent-shaped beach that lies largely vacant by day except for some expatriate surfers.

Next door to the museum, the artist winningly updates the art-historical concept of "sculpture in the expanded field" by spray-painting a narrow vacant lot Day-Glo pink.

New Jersey's election statute also allows the governor to postpone an election to the United States Senate if the candidacy becomes vacant within 30 days of Election Day.

"Defra acknowledged there is no practical way to enforce the leaving of [infected] pastures vacant for 60 days on a routine basis".

For unfortunate A-level students who miss out on their grades and go into clearing in search of vacant places, these days are tough.