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I got up and walked to her billet, next door.

It was time I thought about getting back to the billet.

"We knew they were going to try to take me out of the game," Billet said.

And make sure that the billets in our section have been turned.

It has been taken over as a billet for my senior staff.

It would be a relief to get back to the billet.

Billet came back and hit a 3-pointer with 12 seconds to play, but it was too late.

While in this billet, he held the rank of major.

During this battle, they were taken out of the line for a little bit, and put into billets.

"He was over in the children's billet earlier, but probably has time to look at your leg."

"I just tried to block everything out and play," Billet said.

He also held numerous other billets during his time served.

There were calls, endless talking about billets, at all hours.

"Anyone who looked at our team tonight would never dream that we were 1-8," Billet said.

I did so and we shuffled back to the billet.

"We have to be encouraged by what happened here tonight," Billet said.

It was the best way to make a snug billet for himself.

You will, therefore, present yourselves at your billets every two hours.

"I thought we could have a winning year," Billet said.

In 1648 the premises were several times used as soldiers' billets.

The expression "billet" is also used for an exchange student.

I ought to go back to billets and help with the clearing up.

I had suspected nothing when we lined up outside our billets.

Then she closed the eye and let us drag her down to the billet.

Sergeant major is both a rank and a military billet.

It was as if someone had decided to billet 10,000 men here, then changed his mind a few weeks after building started.

After the war it was used for a period to billet military personnel.

The site was used to billet troops and stage equipment.

They're going to billet us at the college on the south edge of town."

There were enough rooms in the house to billet a military battalion.

Would you prefer to billet them close to me, or on one side of the camp?"

It was used to billet British troops and also provided a safe area for field hospitals.

Where do you want me to billet my men?"

"Yes, of course, and be silent or I will billet you with the kitchen apprentices."

Performers sometimes billet in the homes of local residents, further reducing their costs.

We'll billet you in an industrial warehouse outside town.

"They billet in the village you use as your headquarters, do they not?"

"Well, if you're nice to me, I won't billet the two of you together."

Service members who were also Family members used it as a way to billet themselves in style on one of their own ships.

He refused to billet them with the population.

'The soldiers sleep in the barn when we billet them.

"There's the village where we're supposed to billet ourselves.

You'll need to arrange to billet and feed them."

Many officers and their families chose to billet in Farnham itself.

"They've just finished harvesting the peanuts so you can billet the troops in those fields.

We ought to break up the Camp and billet the men in private houses again as we used to do."

Often the tired infantry after a long day's march found the villages where they expected to billet occupied by their own cavalry.

His armed men felt free to seize control of ships and to billet themselves in the homes of the local people.

Graduates may be assigned to a cutter, flight training, a staff job, or an operations ashore billet.

I don't see how we could billet another five hundred troopers-that was what you had in mind, wasn't it?