Sentence examples for stationed an from inspiring English sources

In early May a Chinese energy giant stationed an oil rig just 120 nautical miles (222km) off Vietnam's coast, in disputed waters.

Mr. Apcar said nytimes.com had also stationed an Internet news producer in the Middle East who is responsible for coordinating multimedia packages for the Web site.

Some months ago the colonel stationed an American infantry platoon alongside 200 Kirkuk police officers; the Americans had set an example by patrolling alongside them.

For years, Mylan's sole drug plant was in Morgantown, W.Va., and the facility is so huge — it produces 22 billion tablets and capsules a year — that the F.D.A. stationed an employee there almost full time.

They are boarding twice as many boats as last year, and have stationed an Australian warship inside Iraq's territorial waters, all in an effort to tighten enforcement of United Nations sanctions.

For example, during the cold war, when the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies stationed an overwhelming conventional force in Central Europe, American planners were never certain that NATO's tanks and artillery could hold back the Soviet-led armor if an offensive was begun across the Fulda Gap in Germany.

Following photoisomerization of station A, the blue macrocycle moves from station A to C (KB> KC> KD> KA).

Tejera stationed the cameraman against a wall.

Charlie was a soldier, stationed in India.

In addition to a fire station, the building housed a police station, an ambulance station, a bank, a Coroner's Court, and a gas-meter testing station.

A spa station, an eating station, a game station, and a sleeping station.