The dancers could not afford to stay in hotels or motels, so they were billeted with people from the community. |
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But completion was stymied for 22 years by Charles Edward Stuart who billeted his army in the city on his way from Derby to Culloden. |
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How could he have known when he had left Kassel that there would be soldiers billeted in our house, or that we would have to flee? |
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Officers were billeted in the Polygon Hotel, and the men at Blighmont Barracks in Millbrook Road. |
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For much of European history barracks were the exception rather than the rule, and soldiers were billeted in civilian lodgings or public houses. |
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We were billeted in a hotel which had no visitors because of the war conditions. |
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He was billeted at her home where her seven brothers had hitherto protected her from any approach by potential suitors. |
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Sources say it was written on the stationery of the Zamboanga hotel in which the negotiating party was billeted. |
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Made up mostly of U.S. Customs art-theft experts, the American team has been billeted inside the museum complex since late April. |
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A soldier, Private John Scofield, billeted at a nearby inn wandered into Blake's garden and words were exchanged. |
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This has entailed our giving him board and lodging temporarily while his wife and children are billeted on friends. |
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I had hooked up with the Quebec people on Tuesday morning because I lived near the church they were billeted in. |
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We were billeted out privately, although some were in Hamer's Commercial Hotel. |
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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. |
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During the Second World War troops of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment were billeted in the hall. |
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Throughout the country we were billeted out to families and enjoyed their considerable hospitality. |
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While the Mayor was busy talking with other dignitaries, the young people were billeted with Japanese families. |
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When we have been cleared by Canadian customs we will be billeted and taken to church halls and primary schools in school buses. |
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The company detached to ÃŽle Saint-Jean had a small barracks, and the troops on ÃŽle Royale were almost never billeted in private homes. |
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I've never been billeted in my life before, not even on school trips. |
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Although in the same village, they were billeted separately because her mother was with her school, and stayed at the vicarage. |
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The troops in these colonies were, at first, veteran soldiers, and were billeted on householders who were chosen from men of good character aged from 18 to 45 years. |
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There are no signs that an army is billeted anywhere in Freelander. |
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The Band Manager states there are still issues with stairs, gas lines and availability of billeted homes. |
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Sometimes they were billeted with select families to give them a break from the residential school environment. |
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Many Inuit children were billeted in southern cities for the purposes of education and training. |
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The officers were billeted in the Manor where they had their sleeping quarters and mess. |
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Veterans indicate where they want to stay and are billeted with a host family in that area. |
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My family also billeted participants, and we truly enjoyed their time with us. |
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The Nepal Army has also expressed concern that many of its troops remain billeted in substandard conditions. |
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After his military training he was billeted at Épernay where he treated the wounded. |
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He was billeted with a Fourth Division infantry unit floating a few miles out in the Channel. |
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In 1940, as a 12-year-old girl, I arrived one dark October evening with about 200 other girls, to be billeted around the town, where we stayed for three years. |
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Conference participants who are LWHA to be billeted at the hotel have been asked to stay in separate rooms and take their meals apart from other guests. |
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Most of the 225,000 refugees that flooded into the country of 1.5 million people, however, didn't stay in refugee camps but were billeted with local families. |
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And residents have billeted their homes to accommodate the overspill. |
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They had traveled by train through blacked-out stations to an old mansion in the countryside where they were to be billeted with hundreds of other children. |
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Angry, lost, and alone, she pursued her duties with unflagging diligence, and patrolled the castle where she was billeted, unflaggingly, in accordance with her training. |
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On some farms, where there might be half a dozen land girls working and living together in the farmhouse or billeted in nearby hostels, these were happy, sociable years. |
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One was of a stoker billeted in Collingwood Block who awoke one night to see his blanket held up at the end of his bed with no visible means of support! |
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No, they can be billeted with local families in certain instances. |
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These latter two were billeted into private homes. |
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A lot of these kids are away from home and need to be billeted. |
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His Gothic troops massacred the Hun contingent in their sleep, and then withdrew towards the cities in which their families were billeted. |
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In 1746, the retreating Jacobite army was billeted for a night in Cumbernauld village. |
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The Spaniards were billeted in certain long buildings on the main plaza, and Pizarro sent an embassy to the Inca, led by Hernando de Soto. |
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The general took all precautions necessary for the safety of his troops, and provided for the defence of the region from outside attack, refusing to allow his soldiers to be billeted in the houses. |
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Prisoners of war shall be quartered under conditions as favourable as those for the forces of the Detaining Power who are billeted in the same area. |
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Participants will be billeted with VOICE family members. |
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The first is that players will be billeted into solid homes in a community and the teams and billets will become the parents and guardians of those boys while they play hockey in that community. |
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Although thousands of women worked there cheek by jowl throughout the war years, billeted among curious local families or sharing accommodation eight double bunks to a hut, absolute secrecy ruled. |
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They were billeted in chalets, two to each one. |
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We were billeted in Nissen huts scattered amongst the estate. |
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General Charles de Gaulle was billeted in the Hotel Splendide where the French government had set up base and where a struggle was underway between the pacifiers and the crusaders in the cabinet. |
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The women billeted in huts at Woburn Abbey envied the women closer to Bletchley who could join in the nightly concerts, lectures, dances and choirs at the manor. |
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It may be no coincidence that, until last January, around 20,000 American troops were billeted in and around the city and led by a most dynamic commander. |
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Similarly Mr Allingham, billeted with a German family after the Armistice, gave them the two precious oranges he received from Dorothy for Christmas. |
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She had no time for semantics: whether to include deaths outside the city walls, whether the plain-clothes soldiers had been billeted with civilians, and so on. |
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Between Iraqis and Americans there is deep mistrust: Iraqi units billeted on American bases are fenced off from their hosts as a security measure. For every vaunted ISF success, examples of cowardice and incompetence abound. |
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Troops were billeted in the house during both world wars, and at the onset of the Second World War the house was taken over by the military. |
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Tents arrived and we no longer were billeted or ate in the cafe. |
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During their stay, the winners were billeted with host families in the region, which added a friendly dimension to the program while giving participants a more connected exchange experience. |
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In the winter of 1862, while en route to Montreal from Halifax the Coldstream and Grenadier guards, led by Major-General Lord Frederic Paulet, were billeted in Saint John. |
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Soldiers are also billeted with the villagers. |
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These blacklegs were billeted in the works, and the company relied heavily upon expanded police protection to limit communication between pickets and replacement workers. |
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It is on record that he objected furiously when a particular friend, Brigadier Kariappa, was denied admittance to the Byculla Club in Poona, where Powell was billeted. |
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