Sentence examples for from the outposts from inspiring English sources
At the time of the earthquake I turned to Kant and traced what happened to and in philosophy, from the outposts of literature, as a consequence of the earthquake of Lisbon in 1755.
After passing under the terrace of the Kennedy Center and beside the teeth of the Watergate balconies, they followed the curves of the creek away from the outposts of the capital's civilization.
The inoculated Bactec bottles were transported from the outposts to a laboratory at the National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases three times per day.
They then killed four other police officers before taking weapons and ammunitions from the outpost and escaping by motorcycle.
The seven-man Afghan force had been stationed here awhile, maintaining a security checkpoint on the highway less than 100 yards from the outpost.
The Americans, for instance, have put up towering concrete barriers to separate their small, plywood command center from the outpost's Afghan encampment.
The settlers come down the hill from the outpost, mostly on foot, but occasionally on horseback or in tractors or 4x4s.
And Honduran Special Operations forces, with trainers from American Special Forces — the Army's Green Berets — were ferried from the outpost by Honduran helicopters to plant explosives that would cut craters into smugglers' runways.
The base is in the Zhare district of Kandahar Province, the closest thing to home turf for the Taliban, a group founded at an Islamic seminary a few miles from the outpost.
On March 14, in the accident involving Mateen, a group of children playing in the yard of a house a few miles from the outpost somehow set off an improvised explosive device hidden in a radio speaker box.
The crew said it would have no problem staying aboard the station longer than planned while program managers decided how to move crews and supplies to and from the outpost while the shuttles were grounded.
