vacate

The final house was not vacated until nearly two months later.

After the school vacated the site, the area was turned into the present park.

I offer you one last chance to turn and vacate our space.

All, but a few individuals, had vacated the area by 1773.

The school vacated the building in 1930, moving to a site some three miles away.

He held the office until 1827, when the seat was vacated.

The village had already been vacated in 1922 or 1923.

I sat down in the chair he had just vacated.

The family is happy and they move to another city vacating the house.

He turned and let himself down into the chair the woman had vacated.

But as their rooms are vacated, students can take them over.

In any case, by Friday, she will have vacated her office.

The first time, in 2006, was for the recently vacated seat.

For the most part it was vacated in November 1943.

I wondered if they had been vacated for our use.

A deal like that would allow the company to make money by vacating the space.

These are developed in respect of every building which is to be vacated.

He turned, smiling, looking at the space his wife had just vacated.

He told her to vacate the apartment by the end of the month.

He vacated the office on 6 February 1685 following the death of the king.

The office buildings were used until the building was vacated in 1985.

That is, when they have not vacated their home entirely.

We anchored in the place they had vacated and went to work.

Land owners were told to be ready to vacate in 15 days.

He ran again in 2006, when the seat was vacated, and lost.