| For much of European history barracks were the exception rather than the rule, and soldiers were billeted in civilian lodgings or public houses. |
| We were billeted out privately, although some were in Hamer's Commercial Hotel. |
| I had hooked up with the Quebec people on Tuesday morning because I lived near the church they were billeted in. |
| This has entailed our giving him board and lodging temporarily while his wife and children are billeted on friends. |
| Throughout the country we were billeted out to families and enjoyed their considerable hospitality. |
| As far back as the Napoleonic Wars era, queers from London would leave their closeted lives to romp with the legions of soldiers billeted here. |
