Sentence examples for vacate not from inspiring English sources

Blacks could sit there, but if a white needed their seat they were expected to vacate not one seat, but the whole row, in order to spare the white the embarrassment of sitting by a nigger.

How does a nation begin to assist the thousands of families being displaced, given a 90-day notice to vacate not just their homes, but their schools?

The case studies in her book, "Big Box Reuse," published last year, all involve former Wal-Mart and Kmart locations, often vacated not because of failure but because those chains were expanding into larger locations nearby.

In video clips broadcast on YouTube, he stood in the same pulpit the Rev. Jeremiah Wright vacated not too long ago, mocking Clinton's tearfulness earlier this spring on the campaign trail and accused her of expecting white entitlement in the face of her black opponent's wildly successful campaign.

The order to vacate will not be lifted until the safety issues are resolved, she said.

But vacating does not have the same effect as a forfeit, which would award the victory to the other team.

How can Israel trust that the land it vacates is not used, as Gaza has been, as a bridgehead for further struggle?

Roland Burris, whom the disgraced Illinois governor, Rod Blagojevich, appointed to fill the seat Mr Obama vacated, is not running, and none of the Democrats vying to capture the nomination in next week's primary can be confident of beating the Republicans in November.

Six windows were damaged at 260 East 72nd Street, at the corner of Second Avenue, including at the Kolb art gallery, which was vacated and not immediately allowed to reopen, the Buildings Department said.

Any jobs vacated will not be eliminated.

Photos released four years earlier show the same house was vacated but not used as a dumping ground and camp for vagrants.