Sentence examples for vacate quickly from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation is that people who lose their homes must vacate quickly, and so throw out possessions rather than deal with time-consuming sales, said Eileen Daly of Port Jefferson on Long Island.

THE day last January when Terry Bradway learned he would be interviewed for the Jets' general manager's job that Bill Parcells had vacated, he quickly dialed Herman Edwards's number on his cellphone.

Perhaps that is why Carr sometimes shows itchy feet in the pass pocket, vacating it quickly for ad-lib runs even when protected by one of the league's best offensive lines.

The deaths of Abu Omar al-Baghdadi and Abu Ayub al-Masri were a serious blow to Isis, but the roles they had vacated were quickly filled by the alumni of Camp Bucca – whose upper echelons had begun preparing for this moment since their time behind the wire of their jail in southern Iraq.

"The few remaining white farmers should quickly vacate their farms, as they have no place there…I am still in control and hold executive authority".

The concept of agility is developed to describe the ability of SUs to quickly vacate the licensed spectrum band after PU emerges [13, 19], and it can be evaluated in terms of the time needed to vacate the band, namely the vacating time, T_{eta}=k_{eta}left(T_{d}+T_{c}right), (28).

It seemed that they received an order to quickly vacate the region.

If you're targeting a ground nest, simply pour the solution directly into the entrance, then quickly vacate the area.

Do this for approximately 10 to 15 seconds (or according to the instructions on the can), then quickly vacate the area.

But then the Supreme Court's five conservatives, in an order written by Justice Anthony Kennedy over the dissenting votes of the four moderate liberals, quickly vacated the stay.

She was contemplating putting her name forward for the Senate seat he had just vacated, but she quickly put those aspirations aside.