Sentence examples for so stationed from inspiring English sources

Dressed for going out of doors, bonnet and all, she is clearly not about to do so, stationed snug as a judge behind a narrow desk.

Those employed in this industry often do so stationed for lengthy spells in camps hundreds of miles from what you or I might deem to comprise "humanity".

So stations need a way to filter the possible hits from the certain bombs.

So station an umpire in a dugout watching the game on television.

Eastern — than the TV morning shows and is updated as warranted until noon, so stations can broadcast it later.

Many gas credit cards often charge 3percentt of the transaction amount as a fee, so station owners are paying more in credit card fees.

I could always peruse the 160-page, soft-cover Trains at a Glance, the Indian Railways timetable, for sale in station kiosks, constructing fantasy itineraries through the network's 7,000 or so stations.

So Station 12 will be meeting that focus by backing companies where it can be a regular advisor.

Water in gas was obvious in older cars they "pinged" when accelerating, so stations had to be more careful about their storage.

"Sales people are often not equally motivated by two different stations, so one station ends up suffering," explains Heffner.

Data (OSCE scores, see Table  1) were collected from 15 stations in year 1, and 15 stations in year 2, so 30 stations in total.