be stationed

I realized that he might be stationed far away from Jamaica Plain, but I told him I would relocate and adjust.

A static fortification made out of the nearest material that comes to hand, GLA infantry can be stationed inside this makeshift bunker.

The network use antennas aided by relays in places where they cannot be stationed in direct line of sight of one another.

After going into the U. S. Army, I was to be stationed in Seoul, Korea.

Germany and France announced that German troops would be stationed on French soil for the first time since the second world war.

Some have called for American battlefield nuclear weapons to be stationed there, alarming China.

Once repatriated, the HKp-15Bs are to be stationed with the Nordic Battle Group (NBG), which will next go on standby on Jan.

The new word from the White House is that American troops would be stationed in Iraq permanently on the "Korean model. "

Two conductors would be stationed at each tram for selling tickets on the upper and lower decks.

"The only decision that's been made is that the commander of AFRICOM will be stationed . . . on the continent, " Henry said.

They have refused USA troops to be stationed in their territory.

KITTY: They're to be stationed the whole winter! Stationed in the village, just right there!

Flash quote reporters will be stationed at every Olympic venue, covering every sport.

They're to be stationed the whole winter.

Helps supply each other! Resources sharing! The compassion forever will be stationed!

Translators will be stationed at big apartment complexes.

The second half of 2008, the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank will be stationed in Lanzhou.

When I joined the Peace Corps in 2005 and my recruiter told me I would be stationed in China, I was shocked.

community volunteers of mother-tongue be stationed in schools normally, to form a mother-tongue language nest between community and schools;

If yesterday was fine let if recollect and be stationed forever . . . yesterday was sour not smooth ;