Once they arrive at the school, a grim country fortress that has been vacated for Christmas, an unconvincing romance ignites between them.
And yet, Mr. Edwards said a more immediate problem loomed: Many refugees are housed temporarily in schools, which must be vacated for the fall academic year.
My first response is to point out that the nests are not permanent, but are vacated for good in the autumn.
Two of his Final Fours — one at Massachusetts in 1996 and the other at Memphis in 2008 — were vacated for rules violations under his watch.
In 1867 racing was moved to New Barnes, Weaste, until the site was vacated (for a hefty price) in 1901 to allow an expansion to Manchester Docks.
For other cases to the same effect, see Public Affairs Associates, Inc. v. Rickover, 109 U.S.App.D.C. 128, 284 F.272262, 272 (1960), judgment vacated for insufficient record, 369 U.S. 111, 82 S.Ct.
The district is headed by General Manager Paul Shoenberger, who used to be a MCWD board member until he applied for the GM position vacated in 2009.
He said he would decide later this year about whether to run for governor, a seat being vacated in 2012 by Governor Mitch Daniels, a Republican.
His conviction for breaking curfew remained on the books until it was finally vacated in 1984.
Turnover rates were calculated for each facility as the number of positions of a given cadre vacated during 2009, divided by the average number employed that year.
But the mending of fences, however crucial, is only one of his pressing concerns, as he continues to search for a permanent replacement for Mr. Zinman (having already found substitutes for the vacated concerts this summer) and to prepare for the new season.
