Sentence examples for stationed for a while from inspiring English sources

He served with the Counter-Intelligence Corps of the Fourth Infantry Division, whose job was to interview Nazi deserters and sympathizers, and was stationed for a while in Tiverton, Devon, the setting of "For Esmé — with Love and Squalor," probably the most deeply felt of the "Nine Stories".

I remember standing around a pool table in the recreation room in Camp Lejeune; I was stationed there for a while after boot camp.

He might be searching for a polling station for a while, mind.

Instead of a conveyer belt, machines come along on little pads that stop them at each station for a while.

"Go back to the bus station for a while?" he suggested, and Jasmin said she didn't mind.

After wandering around the bus station for a while, I managed to find a minibus leaving at 10am.

At a time when men were in short supply for many civilian jobs, she worked in a gas station for a while.

Now, I've got my own show on the station for a while and then I'll just see what happens.

My father worked in his father's gas station for a while and then bought a grocery store and ran that.

Corporate pleading for tax cuts is nothing new, of course, particularly if a bill is viewed as the last gravy train pulling out of the Washington station for a while.

I moved to Kabul where I worked as a journalist for a TV station for a while.