Sentence examples for great outpost from inspiring English sources

For much of this century, Gundel was the best-known restaurant in Europe east of Vienna — the last great outpost of the high French manner before the steppes.

Similarly, the Marquee Club has gone, and that great outpost of jazz, Ronnie Scott's, which was never cheap in the first place, has been redesigned as a venue for very expensive food with the odd saxophone solo thrown in.

Far Cry has great outpost takeovers and solid FPS mechanics.

Here, at a Great Performers outpost on the Upper East Side, it will perform works by Schubert, Sibelius and contemporary Finnish composers: Einojuhani Rautavaara, Perttu Haapanen, Uljas Pulkkis and Eero Hameenniemi.

Conan O'Brien may have a great web outpost in Team Coco, but we all were clearly waiting for Conan to extend his Internet empire to more mature fare.

Places like downtown New York City in the East and West Village, Haight Ashbury in San Francisco, and, of course, Provincetown, that great artistic outpost at the very tip of Cape Cod.

It was there that the University of California, fueled by his $700,000 bequest, founded Lick Observatory, the first of the great mountaintop outposts that would make California the center of 20th-century astronomy.

"It's the great East End outpost," is how Cornelia Parker puts it.

I've been everywhere with Rangers in my time – Barcelona, Milan, Paris, to the great eastern European outposts and beyond – entering some grand arenas to follow the club's progress.

Welcome to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans, a lonely outpost in the University Heights section of the Bronx.

Restaurant: For great steaks, the local outpost of the Palm steakhouse chain can't be beat.