Sentence examples for vacated after from inspiring English sources

She is moving to the home her parents just vacated after 26 years.

The station was originally supposed to be vacated after 2015, although President Obama has proposed extending its life to 2020.

He entered a guilty plea, which was later vacated after he completed a pretrial intervention program, his wife said.

The conviction of the chief financial officer of Enron Broadband has also been vacated, after two trials.

Lynn University's 2005 Division II softball national championship will be vacated after the N.C.A.A. announced sanctions yesterday.

It had been vacated after renovations were completed and precinct operations moved to a newly remodeled building next door in January, she said.

But they may feel like time shares to buyers, who, after paying those prices, will be told they have to vacate after just under a month.

To start off smoothly: Dennis Walcott's move into the schools chancellor position that Cathie Black vacated last week, after less than four months.

"The Central Park Five: A Chronicle of a City Wilding" (Knopf, $25.95), by Sarah Burns, is dedicated to the five young men whose convictions for raping the 28-year-old jogger were vacated 12 years later, after they had served their sentences.

In [20], Qian et al. vacated room after encryption with a distributed source encoding operation, which can avoid to pre-process original image before encryption and has a high capacity.

Rhode Island and Connecticut resumed governance under their earlier charters, and Massachusetts resumed governance according to its vacated charter after being temporarily governed by a committee composed of magistrates, Massachusetts Bay officials, and a majority of Andros's council.