to station

“Whereupon, as Hipper planned it, the British warships would fall prey to the waiting U-boats he proposed to station off the Firth of Forth, Cromarty, and the entrances to Scapa Flow.”

Castles of Steel

“A rambunctious group of young Starfleet fighter pilots from the Thunderchild who hadn’t yet switched over to station local time were ending their duty day around a large collection of bar tables they’d pulled together.”

Simon & Schuster: MILLENNIUM

“Scorbutic ulcers broke out on Flinders 'feet, so that he was no longer able to station himself at his customary observation-point, the mast-head.”

The Life of Captain Matthew Flinders

“With everything in readiness at nine o'clock, Tom asked Harlan Ames to station himself inside the rocket to prevent any possibility of a last-minute sabotage attempt.”

Fictionaut: I, TOO, DREAM....

“As to station and position, she was as well known and highly respected in Cloudland as the schoolmaster himself: she was one of the fixed facts of the town, as much as the meeting-house.”

Oldtown Folks

“He picked up the radio from the nightstand and tuned it to station KDIA—the Bay Area’s own gospel on Sunday mornings.”

Simon & Schuster: A Love So Deep