Sentence examples for vacated some from inspiring English sources

Much of that space was on the second through the fifth floors, which Bankers Trust vacated some years earlier.

The company, whose Salomon Smith Barney Inc. unit vacated some of its Lower Manhattan offices, said losses from insurance claims at its Travelers unit might reach $500 million.

Switching of TV channels from analog to digital in UK and other countries has vacated some portion of spectrum which can be used in a CR.

A lawyer for the city of Grambling, La., has filed a request asking the N.C.A.A. to vacate some of Joe Paterno's record 409 Division I victories.

Even BankBoston, one of the founders of Viva O Centro, is vacating some of its buildings there, and moving staff to one of the newer business districts ("to follow our customers", it says).

"Campers at the national park campground had to vacate, some hotels had people leave early and others are canceling, but we're so popular for our village that folks know there's still a lot to do here.

There are over 1.2 million open warrants currently floating around in New York City right now; the Brooklyn District Attorney's office has started a program to essentially vacate some of them just to clear up some backlog.

It was also before local authorities announced that they will require Tatars to vacate some of the land they currently live on in exchange for a place to stay somewhere else in Crimea — a move that some observers referred to as a first step towards "ethnic cleansing".

Most European yellowhammers winter within their breeding range, only the far north being vacated, although some birds move south of their breeding range in Spain, Italy and other Mediterranean countries.

However, you cannot leave a customer at the checkout as it's 6pm and your rota states you finish at 6. Invariably workers will stay until the last customer is served and vacated the shop, some workers then have to cash up and close the stores.

The sister who vacated it has found some acquaintances interested in a six-month let.