Sentence examples for famous outpost from inspiring English sources
For instance, the money behind the Guggenheim's famous outpost in Bilbao, Spain, was the Basque government.
But just this morning one of our editors spotted a sign outside a Nathan's Famous outpost advertising their lobster roll sandwich during his commute.
Two other famous outposts of early gay society, the Life Cafeteria and a low-priced restaurant called Stewart's, faced each other across Sheridan Square.
IT WAS a lovely day in America's most famous offshore outpost.
Still, for Papaya King owners — who have two shops in New York now that the famous Greenwich Village outpost is closed — the draw is understandable.
His reference to the famous U.S. military outpost in South Vietnam was a chilling expression of affinity for another march of folly.
He has restaurants in Rock (in Cornwall) and London that have won recognition from the Michelin men, and now a couple of places in Port Isaac, the quaint north Cornish outpost made famous most recently by Martin Clunes and Doc Martin.
Yes, Migron, the most famous of illegal Jewish outposts in the West Bank, was evacuated.
If you see one thing Lens boasts the architectural wonder that is the Louvre-Lens, the outpost of the famous Paris museum.
He set "Do the Right Thing" on the hottest day of the summer in Bedford-Stuyvesant, a black neighborhood with a lone Italian-American outpost: Sal's Famous Pizzeria.
Among the most popular daytime attractions are the Miners Museumm in Glace Bay; the Fortress of Louisbourg, a reconstruction of the French 18th-century outpost; and the famous 190-mile Cabot Trail.
