Sentence examples for was station from inspiring English sources
noun
The fact of standing still; motionlessness, stasis.
Fine when Hunt was station chief in Uruguay.
One book I did stay up beyond 9pm to keep reading was Station 11, by Emily St. John Mandell.
He was summoned to Switzerland by Allen Dulles, who at that time was station chief for the OSS, and asked to assassinate Werner Heisenberg.
An authority on central Asian and Middle East affairs, he was station chief in Iran during the Islamic revolution in 1979 and later served as the KGB's top expert on Afghanistan after the Soviet invasion.
Among his business associates and friends, Mr. Gerber counted Theodore G. Shackley, one of the C.I.A.'s most famous spymasters, who led efforts to battle Fidel Castro when he was station chief in Miami in the early 1960's.
"When I was growing up, I didn't see as much of him as I'd have liked because he was station sergeant – at the first sign of any disturbance, and there were plenty of them, he'd have to go straight into work".
Joan compensated by dressing up and entertaining passengers at Laindon station, in Essex, where her father was station-master.
I was stationed in Hawaii.
A police vehicle was stationed outside.
Was stationed in the base camps.
Mr. Vujnovich was stationed in Bari, Italy.
