Sentence examples for stationed out from inspiring English sources

He said his first task was to sell small capsules of cocaine, $10, to customers directed to him by piss boys"stationed out on the streets.

But every now and then there is one that is just the right vintage -- a 1980's feed wagon, say -- to be stationed out near the ditch.

90+1 min: Gignac, who is a centre-forward by trade, has been stationed out on the right wing, where Florent Malouda should be but isn't - he's playing centre-forward.

Suppose, by way of analogy, that a group of people find themselves conscripted into a World-War-I-type conflict — they're thrown together in a platoon and stationed out in no man's land, where over time a kind of miniature society gets created, with its own loves and hates, hope and joys, and of course its own grinding, life-threatening routines.

By the time hosts in Nicoletta T-shirts were stationed out on the sidewalk with clipboards to manage the people willing to wait 90 minutes or more for a table, pies were being cut into the usual wedges, and the 16-inch pizza was history.

She was engaged to her partner four years ago when we met, stationed out in Japan.

It's a nice station, out in Weequahic Park, comparatively new, overlooking the lake and within walking distance of the airport.

Where do I go!" "Why, Powell's Station, out the Pike towards — " "I know, but exactly where?

The first station ran out, too.

Folding stations are out in the open, like zoo displays.

Little stations were out, and consolidation was in.