Sentence examples for would be vacated from inspiring English sources

"If a judge were to say that during sentencing, that sentence would be vacated," he said.

If Curran is right, the judgments against the country would be vacated.

She accessed the office in question to confirm when it would be vacated.

He said Apple planned to keep its current campus, implying that the adjacent buildings would be vacated.

History repeats itself: an agreement was also reached in 1930 that all cottages would be vacated by 1939.

But next on the list, if it were a university, would be Vacated — the euphemism given to appearances later wiped from the record by scandal.

There was something valedictory about the gathering: at the end of the week, the team would be vacating Room 901.

The suit further asserts that they forced her to sign a letter to the Hyatt, saying that she would be vacating the gallery and turning over the lease to Mr. White or his representative.

After leaving Richmond and serving as the chairman of the DNC (where corralling cash was a major part of the job), Kaine ran in 2012 for the Senate seat fellow Democrat Jim Webb announced he would be vacating.

Getting ourselves into this get-up would begin at around 5PM, when we'd all congregate at any house that'd been vacated by parents and pets.

An amnesty is to be extended to protestors and there will be a new constitutional process that includes "all of Ukraine's regions and political constituencies".Mr Pushilin rejected the deal made on their behalf by Russia, saying that the buildings now under the control of his Donetsk Republic would only be vacated after all the buildings occupied in Kiev had been vacated.