Sentence examples for was usually stationed from inspiring English sources

No, he said; he was usually stationed in Coney Island.

When she was a teenager she worked as a ballgirl at the U.S. Open, and she was usually stationed at the net -- feet apart, hands behind her back, a deadpan expression on her face at all times.

Thomas said the Jets try to apply pressure from everywhere — up the middle and outside — although they seem to have the most success plunging through the middle, where Thomas, DeVito, Marques Douglas and Turner are usually stationed.

Weekends only, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. El Ídolo taco truck is usually stationed on one of the corners of 14th Street and Eighth Avenue, open from about 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.

(CAM ships were usually stationed at the head of the outboard port column of a convoy so they could manoeuvre into the wind for launch).

The surface electric field recorded at most of the BEAR stations was usually severely modified by local conductivity anomalies, but there are a few stations where the measured E h should give a good estimate of the large scale surface electric field around the station (T. Korja, private communication).

Since a limited number of observation stations exist in the vast ocean, and tsunamis are usually recorded at stations far from the source region, waveforms observed inside the source region are rarely analyzed, and the nature of tsunamis are difficult to determine in detail.

When it comes to classical music radio, the news is usually bad, that stations are folding.

However, these datasets are usually interpolated using station data, with little new information besides elevation.

This is usually applicable for base station (BS) and relay station (RS) but not for mobile devices due to their limited computational capacity and power resources [2].

Taking into account the inclination of GPS orbits, the satellites at the MCM4 station are usually observed at lower elevation angles than at the station RESO.