Sentence examples for vacated many of from inspiring English sources

The case began in 1996, and the school district prevailed once the federal appeals court vacated many of the charges.

They said it could vacate many laws passed in previous similar sessions.

On Sunday, the parishioners' efforts will end and they will vacate the church many of them have attended for decades.

Still, there is little doubt that many of the vacated Borders stores are simply too large — and have leases that are too expensive — to turn a profit by selling books.

"In many ways, we vacated a lot of competitive space in recent years and created opportunities for these revisionist powers," McMaster said.

The death in 1695 of Sir William Phips vacated the governorship of the Province of Massachusetts Bay.

More from Ben: Many of those fans vacated the premises after halftime, off to pursue a more enjoyable endeavor, like running out of gasoline or drinking curdled milk.

Many of those fans vacated the premises after halftime, off to pursue a more enjoyable endeavor, like running out of gasoline or drinking curdled milk.

The state department ruled that Russia could replace the expelled diplomats, but it is unclear how many of the 60 vacated posts have been refilled.

The fashionable twenty-somethings have mostly gone, replaced by Shia fleeing from the suburbs - women in hijab and lots of small children - who now occupy many of the flats vacated by foreigners.

Both successes were later vacated because of rules violations.