Sentence examples for normally stationed from inspiring English sources

Third, whereas British imperial forces were mostly based abroad, most of the American military is normally stationed at home.

The four Italian soldiers killed Saturday were with the Seventh Regiment, Alpini mountain corps, and were normally stationed in Belluno, Italy, said a Defense Ministry spokesman, Gen. Massimo Fogari.

Because of the uncertain picture, aid workers said that in contrast to the northern regions where some relief staff may return in the coming days, aid workers normally stationed in the south would have to wait.

Immediately after the attack, President Bush ordered the aircraft carrier Enterprise and its battle group to remain in the region after the carrier Carl Vinson arrived in the Persian Gulf, instantly doubling the naval firepower normally stationed there.

International military experts, however, have said thousands of Russian troops have already been deployed in addition to those normally stationed at the Black Sea naval base Russia leases from Ukraine.

It was also a reminder of the overwhelming hard power America can still bring to bear in the Pacific, including the USS George Washington aircraft-carrier group with its 21 helicopters, and Osprey aircraft normally stationed in Okinawa.This could hardly be dismissed as America merely helping its friends.

Even the normally stoic security guards stationed by the Giants' dugout looked his way and applauded.

Normally, Canadian Forces trainers are stationed in Erbil, a Kurdish stronghold that lies east of Mosul.

On the day of the outreach event, a member of staff, normally an engagement worker, was stationed outside the venue to meet and greet attendees.

Normally, the station interviews chart-topping artists before playing their winning song (even when Bob the Builder won, Neil Morrissey stood in).

Yesterday, the normally unremarkable station house of Rescue Company 4 and Engine Company 292 on Queens Boulevard in Woodside was a spectacle.