Sentence examples for barracks at the time from inspiring English sources

Unit commanders said they thought all their men were in their barracks at the time, and the men denied knowing anything.

"We were sleeping when terrorists attacked the center," Asif Hussain, a cadet who was in the academy's barracks at the time, told CNN.

An annual clean-up in the grounds of Surrey's Deepcut army barracks, at around the time 18-year-old Pte Cheryl James died, recovered at least 800 used contraceptives.

The town was in the jurisdiction of the Danielson trooper barracks, and at the time of Ms. Messenger's death, there were four troopers on the road and one desk officer covering 13 towns and more than 300 square miles, officials said.

Sitka's was the original Pioneers Home, founded in 1913 in an old military barracks and intended at the time to serve indigent men -- "former Klondikers, gold miners who were just down and out," said Robert N. DeArmond, 90, a Pioneers Home resident and an author of several booklets, including one about the home.

Hundreds of bunches of flowers were tied to the railings of the barracks in Woolwich where Drummer Rigby had been based at the time of his murder.

Newsreel film – not shown to audiences at the time – depicts German POWs preparing temporary barracks in Kensington Gardens for Allied troops participating in the parade.

A Turkish analyst told me at the time: "We have gone from a military barracks to a supermarket".

At the time, it was merely a set of thick-walled barracks.

At the time of the deaths, there were allegations of bullying at the barracks.

At the time, the MoD said the cadets would only be allowed on escorted trips from the barracks, but for a period these rules were relaxed.