Sentence examples for might station from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Japan might station officials on the islands to defend Japanese territory, Mr. Suga said the move was "one option" under consideration.

Jordan gets two around the corner on the leg side, and then a single - perhaps they might station a catcher in that vicinity, if that's where the hitting will go.

When the possibility first arose that Britain might station troops in volatile areas, away from Basra, the British stronghold in the south, it raised concerns among lawmakers in Britain and led to charges that Mr. Blair was seeking to boost President Bush's re-election bid.

But he added that they might have stationed reinforcements from neighboring municipal forces and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the city rather than waiting to summon them during the riot.

"It won't be the forces that might be stationed there in the future's fault, but they won't be welcomed".

Believing that Cornwallis might be stationed there, they aimed at it and quickly destroyed it.

This summer, it became clear that Calatrava's station might never achieve its Rembrandtesque fullness.

It is no accident that a station might evoke the atmosphere of a temple, Calatrava says.

A sign at the deli door, or by the cashier station, might read: Welcome!

1.39pm GMT CNN's LA correspondent suggests Fruitvale Station "might get some love from the Academy".

The Fulton Street subway station might be a good spot for M.C.