Sentence examples for it stationed from inspiring English sources

After the Gulf War of 1991, it stationed its forces in Saudi Arabia, the Muslim holy land, and built up its presence in Qatar and Turkey.

CNN appeared to invest more than Fox or MSNBC in its coverage on Saturday; it stationed three of its anchors, Piers Morgan, Soledad O'Brien and Don Lemon, outside the church in Newark where the service was held.

Georgia used 25,000 roadblocks or places where it stationed officers to pull over offending motorists, he said.

Ibn Rashīd promptly marched on Riyadh but, unable to take it, stationed himself in al-Mulaydah, on the edge of the Al-Dahnāʾ desert, where he engaged and defeated the rebellious tribesmen of Al-Qaṣīm in 1891.

In February, "Good Morning America" made news itself when it stationed cameras in hospitals in Boston, Dallas and Houston to film births live, as part of a series on maternity trends.

Two years ago, an investigative article by The Morning Call newspaper in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley chronicled poor working conditions in an Amazon warehouse in the state, including instances where it stationed paramedics outside to take heat-stressed workers to the emergency room.

Following the Armistice, it was stationed in Belgium, where it was demobilised in March 1919.

Where has it been stationed historically?

TransCare arrived within minutes — it was stationed in the building.

It was stationed in Vukovar, tasked with preparation of city defences and organisation of volunteer troops.

"It stations itself firmly on the bottom of the socio-cultural chain of being," she writes.