Sentence examples for will have vacated from inspiring English sources
The Rev. Leon T. Burrows, a Baptist minister; Elizabeth Carr, a Catholic laywoman; and Rabbi Bruce Bromberg Seltzer were allowed a final year, but by June 30, all will have vacated their Smith offices, spiritual and physical.
The building still has about 70 tenants, down considerably from 170 tenants several years ago, but because they are on short-term leases, almost all of them will have vacated the premises by the time renovation is completed this fall.
For example, if the gene at the expression site were installed there by a reciprocal cross-over, then the gene that is at the expression site will have vacated its former locus and been replaced by the gene that was formerly at the expression site.
In contrast, he will claim Labour has vacated the field, that unworkable gimmicks like a price freeze do not amount to a credible economic policy.
Bennett Lew, who rents 5,000 square feet of temporary store space at the Mall at the Source in Westbury that a large national tenant had vacated, will soon have to move out of it because another permanent tenant has signed a lease for the location.
"With a maximum balance transfer, consumers will get the lowest rate and the highest line of credit, both of which are personalized to reflect credit history," says Jeremy Lent, who has vacated the CEO spot and will remain chairman.**.
It has vacated one 125,000-square-foot building on which the lease expires next month, when the renovation there will start.
Following are excerpts from testimony by speakers at a City Council hearing, as well as commentary by Council members, on a bill that would repeal term limits for the members, 35 of whom will have to vacate their seats this year: COUNCILMAN STEPHEN J. FIALA, a Republican from Staten Island, who is undecided on the term-limits bill.
The Republican Party has vacated that large terrain.
The mass media has vacated that space.
Panel d shows the topography after the rock avalanche had vacated the source zone.
