| Throughout the country we were billeted out to families and enjoyed their considerable hospitality. |
| Officers were billeted in the Polygon Hotel, and the men at Blighmont Barracks in Millbrook Road. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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? |
| While the Mayor was busy talking with other dignitaries, the young people were billeted with Japanese families. |
