Sentence examples for a new outpost from inspiring English sources

The operators of a new outpost of New York Burger Company, scheduled to open next week at 470 West 23rd Street, cooked up the ceremony along with their publicist in the hopes that the blessings — or at least the media attention they would draw — would help the restaurant succeed in a spot where so many had failed.

In happier news, a noted pizzeria opens a new outpost, a Hollywood steakhouse debuts some seriously aged beef, and we spotlight an Inland Empire bakery that specializes in whole-grain classics.

In New York the Whitney Museum of American Art is building a new outpost designed by Renzo Piano, an architect of the Pompidou Centre, close to the fashionable High Line park in Manhattan.

Page C1 Dining A NEW OUTPOST IN BROOKLYN FOR AN ITALIAN MAINSTAY Bar Corvo is the Park Slope restaurant Al di L? new outpost on the Crown Heights side of Washington Avenue.

Within 24 hours, Jewish settlers had established a new "outpost" on the ruins.

So next week, he is moving to a new outpost inside the Goldman building.

Catering to an appetite for novelty is a proliferation of wallet- and trend-friendly stores: standbys like J. Crew and Topshop, and a string of recent arrivals like AllSaints and Aritzia, a Canadian brand with an cavernous new outpost in lower Manhattan.

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By Evan Osnos May 21, 2009 "Angry Youth Net" is an interesting new outpost online.

On my last day I walked to the trendy neighbourhood of Frederiksbjerg for a beer at the new outpost of Copenhagen micro-brewery Mikkeller, then a meal at Nordisk Spisehus, which puts its own spin on dishes from famous restaurants from around the world (with their permission) and uses local ingredients.

It's a shame that Au Cheval, the new outpost of a Chicago restaurant that makes what many people consider the best burgers in that city, is serving burgers in this city.