Sentence examples for age outposts from inspiring English sources
The legislature declines to solve the budget fiasco, and, in the Internet age, outposts like Blue Island are so backward, a black-and-white TV airing of "The Ed Sullivan Show" would be fitting.
Get a show on Radio 1, which emanates from an ageing BBC outpost in central London, and you work in the basement.
A man with a lifelong interest in space travel - ironically he worked at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the height of the space race in the sixties - Tito's initial plan was to fly to Russia's then ageing Mir outpost.
At the start of the space age, visionaries invariably saw outposts in earth orbit as jumping-off points.
Kevin Sieff reports from Nerkh in Wardak province During protracted wars in the 1980s and 1990s, the government didn't have a system in place to register births Before US forces arrived here in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan, the instruments of war were rudimentary things: mud-brick outposts and aging Kalashnikovs.
Iron age brochs, medieval keeps, military outposts – the east coast of Scotland has always been strategic.
As more and more plant species are sequenced in the genomics age, what are now mere outposts of data will be interconnected, hopefully with the result of elucidating the dynamic evolutionary past of gene superfamilies such as expansins.
B'alaj Chan K'awiil was installed on the throne of the new outpost at the age of four, in 635, and for many years served as a loyal vassal fighting for his brother, the king of Tikal.
Try to advance to 2nd Age(200 Gold and an Outpost).
To the dismay of my daughters and stepdaughters and their legions of college-age peers, elders have colonized growing outposts on social networks originally conceived exclusively for the young.
Nestled in a mahogany grove, Bilimungwe Bushcamp embodies the spirit of an off-the-grid safari outpost of a forgotten age, with just four thatched-roofed chalets overlooking a series of waterholes.
