Sentence examples for vacuum into from inspiring English sources

When it grew so large that our dog began to regard it with suspicion — sitting several feet away, trembling, emitting a low growl — I finally compromised by vacuuming it up but not emptying the vacuum into the trash: it was still safe, I assured myself.

This reporter pushed her vacuum into Mr. Ely's arms.

But instead we have a vacuum, into which pours all manner of noxious nonsense.

This shrinking of the state has created the vacuum into which organised crime has rushed.

Textbooks don't have to go that far; merely ignoring Jewish history in Jerusalem creates a vacuum, into which flow fabrications.

That's the vacuum into which powerful multinational companies are now entering – somewhat nervously, it has to be said.

Even its collapse was problematic, for it created a vacuum into which a string of other accusations rushed.

Ms Gordillo's absence has created a power vacuum, into which has stepped a group of dissident teachers, unaffiliated to the union.

The result was a military coup and a power vacuum into which the Tuareg separatist MNLA and their jihadi allies drove.

"If politics doesn't seem to have a purpose, you leave a vacuum into which people with simple solutions and xenophobes can slip," he said.

In the Muslim world, the west has played a major role in stamping on such movements, creating a political vacuum into which fundamentalism was then able to move.