Sentence examples for curious outpost from inspiring English sources
Tijuana, situated in northern Baja and separated from San Diego by the world's busiest border crossing, has long been seen as a curious outpost, a city too far from mainland Mexico to be truly Mexican and too culturally distinct from San Diego to be American — a no man's land, with the infrastructure of a failed amusement park.
Tijuana, situated in northern Baja and separated from San Diego by the world's busiest border crossing, has long been seen as a curious outpost, a city too far from mainland Mexico to be truly Mexican and too culturally distinct from San Diego to be American a no man's land, with the infrastructure of a failed amusement park.
Despite its curious name, the outpost encourages visitors to come hang out all day, enjoy beer at the bar or coffee at its communal workstations.
Ho isn't a believer, but he needs the money and so enthusiastically heads out on a seemingly simple mission, one that eventually leads to an isolated outpost where curious and curiouser things occur.
For his much ballyhooed outpost here, he chose a curious Lower East Side space that has housed more than one failed Asian expansion project (Bia Garden, Rhong-Tiam).
The curious encampment at Dunstanburgh is one of eight outposts of the project, from the Outer Hebrides to Cuckmere Haven in Sussex.
For now, curious folks have to travel to a Puff, Pass & Paint outpost in a green state to get their art fix.
The model Janice Dickinson invited me to dinner at Coco Pazzo, Pino Luongo's Upper East Side outpost, to check out her new boyfriend, and I was curious to see if the guy could handle the volcanic supermodel, a legendary man-eater.
Heading up the Vancouver location (there are also outposts in Toronto, Calgary, and Seattle), Basin is no stranger to the side-glances and curious looks from people who just don't get why he's still, of all things, rollerblading.
Insurgents entered the outpost.
