Sentence examples for a temporary outpost from inspiring English sources

The loss of the bar led to protest from diplomats and their staffs, and a temporary outpost was soon established.

This festival makes Westchester County a temporary outpost of the Gulf Coast, with a lineup featuring musicians from Louisiana.

Business was also brisk over in Queens at the Sukkah Depot, a temporary outpost set up in the front yard of a residence on Main Street in Kew Gardens Hills.

WHEN W. Stephen Keller came to New York in 2000, he established a temporary outpost for the Stonehenge Capital Corporation, a Baton Rouge-based private investment fund, and soon went looking for a more permanent location.

In the wake of Katrina, the family-owned M.S. Rau Antiques, which has reigned on Royal Street in New Orleans for nearly a century, has established a temporary outpost in Greenwich Village.

Facing Asylum Avenue on a 17-acre parcel, the property was given to the state by the Goodwins in 1953, then bought by the city for $1.9 million in 1989 as a temporary outpost of the University of Connecticut.

Now to Queens: I thought of all this on Saturday during a casual visit to the temporary outpost of the Museum of Modern Art there, in Long Island City.

But the "temporary" outpost has since been abandoned to the Taliban.Such tiny combat outposts are an innovation of the past couple of years.

April 21 2010 August 30 201010 If you missed the artist's triumphant 2004 retrospective, at MOMA's temporary outpost in Queens, this vest-pocket show of sixteen pieces is your consolation prize.

Exhausted after endless weeks of work, driving their tractor-wheeled vehicles across dusty terrain between the mother ship and the temporary outpost next to the dig site, and waiting for crackly video messages to come through from their nearest and dearest on earth, they're looking forward to getting home.

(The Storefront recently began opening a series of temporary outposts in other cities).