Sentence examples for may have stationed from inspiring English sources

"They have fielded members-only art cars, they have withdrawn from surrounding neighborhoods, and it would appear a few of these camps may have stationed security guards at camp entrances.

A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital afterwards to have their toes uncurled under general anaesthetic.

"A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital to have their toes uncurled".

A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital afterwards to have their toes uncurled under general anesthetic".

Some stores may have listening stations or allow you to preview the music before you purchase it.

Many toll booth locations may be automated, but they also may have a station to the side of the road where you may be able to pull over and see a toll booth official face to face.

Your platoon may have complained about being stationed in "Viet," but readers expect soldiers to call it "Nam".

He was lying, the police said, to get a ride home, and the interruption may have been why officers stationed there did not have a chance to tell the officers who died, Shawn Carson and Robert Nguyen, that it had been raised.

The station's music policy chief Nigel Harding has also said rock groups Green Day and Muse may have outgrown the station.

Google may have added more stations since the list was created last month.

If Mr. Wittek is unable to complete the development, she said, "we may have a train station but no revenue to offset the $12 million we spent".