“Use the wand attachment on a vacuum to remove all dust.”

“The point is that no behavior operates in a vacuum of nothingness.”

“A great vacuum existed there too, a vacuum created by the honorable bowing-out of the great Zik from the nation's political scene.”

“I was struck at the time by the vacuity of her response.”

“The astronaut floated through the vacuity of outer space, surrounded by emptiness and devoid of matter.”

“Even now, legislators and other government officials bemoan its vacuity and lack of detailed initiatives.”

“But I don't think I can set aside my prejudices about the vacuousness of life in suburban sprawl.”

“He was at his best talking about the weather, a subject on which he spoke with the expertise and vacuousness of a true Brit.”

“If anything illustrates the sheer vacuousness and frivolity of the so-called metropolitan elite I have yet to hear it.”

“The blobs correspond to vacuities in the dentine and are probably due to calcite or some other post-mortem infilling.”

“The lateral vacuities are referred to as the vestibular fontanelles and may be the homologues of the middle ear.”

“Pits in front of the orbits, called preorbital vacuities, are often present.”

“Not even Sir William Crookes's vacua can give an idea of the rarefaction which this fact implies.”

“Another illustration of the power of cooled charcoal to produce high vacua is afforded by a Crookes radiometer.”