Sentence examples for dry outpost from inspiring English sources

It is a small, dry outpost of cinder-block and white-stone homes on rocky soil, with a traffic circle, a few shops and lot of young people.

"From the little seen back streets of downtown LA to the dry arid outposts on the peaks of the desert landscape surrounding it, Siegel has re-imagined an LA all the way down to the rocky cliffs by the sea".

It flooded the gravel yards of this hillside combat outpost and transformed dry arroyos into foaming freeways of chocolate-colored water.

New York and its outposts had drained the couple dry, and vice versa.

During NASA's last visit to the space station, astronauts had to contend with poor circulation on the Russian half of the orbiting outpost; they suffered headaches, nausea and dry, itchy eyes.

"At a time when the company's US bosses are wallowing in obscene, mega-handouts and patting themselves on the back, staff at their UK outpost have been hung out to dry".

Yet with its wood-framed houses and cobbled streets, Bergen still retains the character of the medieval port it once was, the northern outpost of the Hanseatic League of merchants who traded dried cod, grain and salt.

It is unlikely that birch is less well adapted to the dry and sometimes hot steppe conditions as this species populates the most southern outposts of all tree species of the Northern Mongolian steppe forests (Otoda et al. 2013; Gradel et al. 2017), notably in areas where larch have trouble surviving.

This back-country outpost is where breadbox-sized rocks mysteriously make tracks across a pale, flat, dry lake bed.

Before the conquistador Hernán Cortés plundered the riches of Mexico's Aztec empire, Spain established a thriving outpost here on one of the Lesser Antilles's most desolate islands, which is so dry that water supplies have to be imported from the mainland and nearby islands (as they were for Nueva Cádiz).

Insurgents entered the outpost.